Kenny Scharf: When Worlds Collide is a pleasing and insightful documentary that gives an overlooked icon in the world of pop surrealism their proper due.
Survival Skills is a film that I appreciate because of what it’s trying to accomplish, and not because of the ways it’s going about conveying an important and impassioned message.
A slight, but truthful examination of trauma, writer-director Zeina Durra’s austere drama Luxor is a simple story told with a small amount of spiritual power.
In these troubling times, I can see the need for crowd pleasing, escapist, uplifting fare and gentle tearjerkers, but the unnecessarily fluffy romantic drama All My Life is pushing it.
An intelligently crafted, mind-bending, and dramatically satisfying look into the dark underbelly of the creative process, Black Bear isn’t the type of film that caters well to those looking for …
This winter, give the man in your life the gift of a clean shave, that won’t irritate his skin, thanks to the Philips S7000 Shaver.
Triggered is the type of movie that’s so enamoured with its own concept that it ultimately ends up running things into the ground long before it starts wrapping up its …