Divinity Review | Soderbergh Presents a Monochrome Mindmelt
At the end of Lois Lowry's timeless novel The Giver, the main character seems to escape his isolated community, leading him to hear...
The Miracle Club Review: A Refreshing Tale of Friendship and Forgiveness
When we think of strong women, fear doesn’t usually coincide with that image, but the reality is that even the toughest among them,...
Dreamin' Wild Review
As an audience, we are fascinated with the real-life stories of celebrities and artists. Whether we keep up with them on the news,...
Memory Review | Peter Sarsgaard Shines and Devastates in This Story of Love and...
Memory achieves the singular feat of being a love story we've never really seen before on-screen that, at the same time, feels immediately...
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...
Joy Ride Review: A Hilariously Raunchy and Heartfelt Road Trip
An adopted millennial lawyer, libidinous bestie, socially awkward cousin, and famed "good girl" actress embark on a raunchy road trip through China to...
Painkiller Review
There are more than a handful of moments when watching Painkiller that it seems obvious this Netflix miniseries is bound to rack up...
V/H/S/85 Review | Latest Found-Footage Installment Shines in Vintage Analog Fashion
"Now available on video and DVD." Who else remember the days of VHS tapes and the ultimate evolution to DVD and Blu-ray? We...
Sunset Salore Drops Award Winning Music Video
Sunset Salore and her team drop an epic award winning music video for her song 'Call It', from her debut EP, "Love Kills The...
Booger Review: Body Horror Meets Gross-Out Comedy at Fantasia Film Festival
The first thing you need to know about director Mary Dauterman's debut feature-length film, Booger, is that it wants to gross you out....