My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 Review | The Baklava Has Gone Bad
You won’t be screaming "Opa!" with glee after seeing My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3, but there is enough feel-good charm in writer/director...
The Fifth Thoracic Vertebra Review | A Man-Eating Mattress Philosophically Feeds on Misery
Korean cinema and dramas have been having their moment on the global stage for the past few years, with the acceleration of consuming...
Failure! Review | Ted Raimi Shines in This Tense One-Take Thriller
It's certainly not a new concept for filmmakers to shoot their movies entirely in one continuous take, but it's become more and more...
Aporia Review
If one of your loved ones suddenly passed away in an accident, what would you do? The arts, cinema, and literature have been...
Blackout Review | Dense Werewolf Thriller Has Plenty to Say but Lacks Scares
Larry Fessenden's horror credentials are unquestionable. He's both starred in and directed films from deep within the genre, and he's worked with the...
Golda Review: Helen Mirren Astounds in Tense War Biopic
Helen Mirren astounds as Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir in a tense dramatization of the 1973 Yom Kippur War, where Egypt and Syria...
Cobweb Review: What A Tangled (and Scary) Web It Weaves
Director Samuel Bodin’s new horror film, Cobweb, which hits theaters July 21, offers something distinctly alluring and unique — a mood, a vibe,...
Barber Review | A Thriller with Compelling Characters but Little Mystery
Ireland has been knocking it out of the park with original films the past couple of decades, from Martin McDonagh's films like In...
Afire Review: An Intimate New Drama Set Against a Backdrop of Wildfires
Wildfires are a serious threat across the world. U.S. states like Oregon and California seem perpetually threatened. And now, a new German-language film...
See You on Venus Review
Fans of YA book-to-screen adaptations are in for a treat with this new entry in the genre. See You on Venus is next...