Robert Irwin: A Desert of Pure Feeling Review | Art Based Around Perception Struggles...

Born to a working class family in 1928 in the city of Long Beach, California, American installation artist Robert Irwin never even owned...

The Great Seduction Review | Netflix's Charming Spanish Comedy

Upon an initial title read, you might be forgiven for thinking that The Great Seduction is a raunchy sex comedy with characters trying...

Blue Beetle Review | A Latino Infusion to the DC Universe

The DC Universe gets a much-needed Latino infusion with a superhero origin story based on the importance of family. Blue Beetle breaks the...

Black Mirror Season 6 Review: A Fantastic 'F You' to Humanity

Charlie Brooker once made an excellent six-episode series entitled How TV Ruined Your Life. In it, he goes through the different ways that...

Nyad Review | Annette Bening Keeps This Compelling Marathon Swimmer Biopic Afloat

Whether it be the fear of the unknown, the deceptive volatility of a vast body of salty minerals guided by the gravitational pull...

The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 2 Review: A Mostly Satisfying Second Trip to...

The Summer I Turned Pretty took audiences by storm last summer. With a second season confirmed before the first had even aired, the...

Dark Asset Review | Seeking Thrills in the Wrong Places

Sleeper agents and microchips. Ex-special forces and catastrophic abort sequences. Sounds thrilling, right? Unfortunately not so much in Dark Asset, starring Hong Kong-American...

Satan Wants You Review | Michelle Remembers, the World Forgets

Life partners Sean Horlor and Steve J. Adams have made a name for themselves as a formidable filmmaking duo. They have no less...

Fallen Leaves Review | A Mild and Fleeting Romantic Comedy That Leaves Us Wishing...

Finnish film director Aki Kaurismäki is one of many prominent directors working within Europe in the past few decades, and one of the...