Head Count Review | It's Blood Simple Meets Memento in Impressive New Thriller
After being knocked out by a mysterious thug, Kat comes to and finds a gun pointed to his head. It’s his gun. But...
On Fire Review | Mother Nature Strikes Again in a Formulaic Disaster Movie
You don't need to live in California to know there's a plethora of deadly wildfires consuming the U.S. Take Hawaii, for example, which...
57 Seconds Review | Josh Hutcherson and Morgan Freeman Cash Paychecks for Sci-Fi B-Movie
"One ring to rule them all." No, this isn't J.R.R. Tolkien's universe; it's a sci-fi B-movie starring Josh Hutcherson and Morgan Freeman. 57...
Warrior Strong Review | A Basketball Film About Underdogs That Ultimately Underwhelms
With the persona of a profane biker that had no problem being offensive to his crowd, comic Andrew Dice Clay has made a...
Gen V Review | The Boys Spinoff Is Super Unhinged
If you haven't seen The Boys, you don't know what you're missing out on. The Boys is a brilliantly written R-rated superhero satire...
James Benning’s Allensworth | Evoking Anger and Confrontation Through Still Shots
If you are not familiar with James Benning, you may regard the 80-year-old American filmmaker's latest experimental and structuralist piece as nothing more...
Big Easy Queens Review | A Bold, Brassy, and Fun Horror Romp
After RuPaul’s Drag Race and all of its glittery iterations went super nova, other drag outings followed. Trixie & Katya was festive. Queens...
Nandor Fodor and the Talking Mongoose Review | Few Laughs in Bonkers True Story
Nandor Fodor and the Talking Mongoose is the bonkers true story of a 1930s British tabloid sensation that captured the public's imagination. Gef,...
The Creator Review | John David Washington Astounds in Blockbuster Sci-Fi Thriller
A disillusioned soldier in a future war with sentient machines chooses to protect their nascent messiah over his country's interests. John David Washington...
The Mattachine Family Review | A Heartwarming LGBTQ Indie Film About Chosen Families
It would be easy to simply peg The Mattachine Family as an LGBTQ film. It is that, but so much more, too. Relationships,...