Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die review – tortured…
Few Hollywood directors deserve a second chance more than Gore Verbinski. A man who had as much creative success as he did
The President’s Cake review – polished but…
Few birthday celebrations can ever match the surreal spectacle that the Iraqi state would enforce each year that Saddam Hussein
Slices of life in the Sundance shorts section
The saddest shorts are sometimes the most absorbing, and two of the best of the festival focused on the weight
It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley review – a touching…
In the 29 years since his accidental death from drowning, the life of Jeff Buckley has been simplified into rock ‘n’
GOAT review – a visually spectacular sports…
In 2018, there was something quietly revolutionary about the animated feature Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse. Not only did it employ a unique
Wuthering Heights review – pretty vacant
The supporting cast fair no better. Edward Linton (Shazad Latif) is also retooled, now a nice but dull man who lives
The Strangers: Chapter 3 review – let it die
Renny Harlin just might have made horror history by rebooting a simple home invasion horror flick into an exhaustive trilogy. Whether
My Father’s Shadow review – a very fine picture…
The outskirts of Lagos, 1993: a harried father, Folarin (Sope Dirisu), returning to his tumbledown home, makes the snap decision to
The disturbing prescience of Mala Noche
To Van Sant, pitting rich against poor was too blunt a binary. Instead, Mala Noche traces the subtle negotiations of power between
Death with Dignity: the documentaries…
“Now that sex is available to us in hardcore porno films, death remains the one last taboo in cinema,” wrote