Shambling around like the clinically disturbed and unwittingly offensive cross between Cameron Crowe’s Elizabethtown and David Fincher’s Fight Club that no rational person would ever ask for, the amateurish, insulting, …
A delightful, smartly written, and sometimes uproariously funny diversion the entire family can enjoy, the live action and animation hybrid Peter Rabbit is much better than one might expect.
While straining credibility at times, the documentary-fictional hybrid thriller Fake Blood offers viewers a fair amount to think about while they’re gradually becoming unnerved.
The Netflix documentary Seeing Allred is a decently made film about a fascinating subject that’s almost too accomplished of a figurehead to distill into a singular ninety minute effort.
Rahul Jain’s documentary Machines takes viewers inside textile plant located in Gujarat, India to look unflinchingly upon impoverished workers who toil under almost subhuman conditions because their spirits have been …
Releasing quickly and with sudden fanfare onto Netflix after people had their fill of football last night, the B-movie sci-fi franchise entry The Cloverfield Paradox is an entertaining, if admittedly …
The period piece thriller Winchester (which opened this past Friday without the benefit of screenings for the press, despite being the only major release last week) has a rousing and …
While most of this year’s Oscar nominees for Best Documentary Feature revolve around timely subject matter, none of them are as deeply personal as Yance Ford’s monumental Strong Island (currently …
The Canadian documentary The Group of Seven Guitar Project, produced in conjunction with the McMichael Canadian Art Collection, looks at two art forms that one wouldn’t expect to go together …
Midnight Return: The Story of Billy Hayes and Turkey is a moderately entertaining, clumsily strung together documentary about one man’s attempt at reconciliation after his harrowing life story was turned …