Despite being cut from the same cloth as dozens of other musician biopics released over the past several decades, I Am Woman, a look at the life and career of …
Forgettable and largely amateurish, the backwoods chiller Ravage has very little going for it. Grim for the sake of being grim and devoid of anything that could be considered scary, …
Despite a few bright spots peppered throughout, The Tax Collector – the latest film from writer-director David Ayer – is a drab and ugly mess both visually and tonally.
A low-key and charming blend of sports, comedy, drama, and a dash of romance, Odd Man Rush is a pleasant indie movie surprise that feels more like a character driven …
Both an loving ode to “carefree” times gone by and a cautionary, critical look at greed and negligence writ large, Seth Porges and Chris Charles Scott’s playful and pointed documentary …
An insightful, but raggedy look into the dangerous and ridiculous ways that internet memes have shaped public discourse for the past two decades or so, Feels Good Man will leave …
Don’t hope for too much of an explanation as to what might be happening in I’m Thinking of Ending Things. This isn’t that type of movie. Nor is it a …
The faith based drama Fatima is the kind of slight misfire that could’ve been a lot better if it had a couple of major tweaks and a little bit more …
An inspired and nostalgic blast of fun at a time in human history when genuine amusement is in direly short supply, the long gestating sequel Bill & Ted Face the …
A thoughtful, entertaining, uplifting, and heartbreaking blending of the silly and sublime, directors David Darg and Price James’ documentary You Cannot Kill David Arquette revolves around a “sport” not many …