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Wild Men review – the world’s worst Viking comes off the grid | Movies
YesYou wouldn't think it was possible to accidentally commit armed robbery. But that's exactly what happens to poor, distraught Martin when he gets into an altercation with a gas station attendant while dressed as a Viking in animal fur,…
Review of “The Kids in the Hall: Comedy Punks”: the best Canadian comedy
Viewers before them had first-generation “Saturday Night Live” and “SCTV.” But five Canadian guys turned out to be "sort of the only comedy group that reflects Generation X," as fan Fred Armisen puts it in "The Kids in the Hall:…
Acharya Movie Review, US Premiere Updates, Report
LOWER RESULT
Mega bore
OUR RATING2/5
CENSOR2h 34m, Certified 'U/A'.
What is the film about?
The temple city of Dharmasthali is under the tyrannical rule of Basava (Sonu Sood). Acharya (Chiranjeevi) comes unassumingly to the…
‘The Offer’ review: The classic movie that almost wasn’t
Spoiler alert: "The Godfather" has been made. Non-spoiler alert: in "The Offer", it is almost not. Followers of "The Godfather", and we are legion, will find the entire drama series in 10 episodes - brought to you by the studio that almost…
Penn State Football Movie Review | Why Jaquan Brisker is a top safety in the 2022 NFL Draft |…
Jaquan Brisker became a true field general during his time at Penn State.He can cover any position, can get…
‘Man of God’ is a hastily shot movie that doesn’t live up to its premises
Release date: April 16, 2022
Duration: 1h51.
Location: Lagos, Nigeria.
Director: Bolanle Austen-Peters.
Cast: Akah Nnani, Osas Ighodaro, Atlanta Bridget Johnson, Patrick Doyle, Jude Chukwuka, Shawn Faqua,…
Keira Knightley Voices German Jewish Artist In History’s Crosshairs
In a better world, the animated feature "Charlotte," about a prolific young Jewish painter who was murdered in the Holocaust, wouldn't seem so uncomfortably immediate and timely in the 21st century.
But behold, with hateful…
The Adam Project Movie Review – The Bell Tower
Image created by Wes CatonWith Netflix being one of the biggest streaming services, it's no surprise that a Netflix Original movie starring Ryan Reynolds becomes hugely popular. The Adam Project tells the story of Adam Reed (Ryan Reynolds)…
C’mon C’mon movie review – The Metropolitan
By Lindsay Wynne
Shot in black and white and somewhat in the style of cinema verité, go! Go on effortlessly weaves the narrative of fiction and non-fiction into its analysis of the human condition. At its heart, the film is…
Jessica Chastain’s spy flick rehashes male-dominated ’80s hot pot action cliches
The 355 squanders a phenomenal cast and the ability to fit a smart performer amidst a pile of silly, showy sets…
Thalapathy Vijay, Pooja Hegde Beast Film Launch Live News, Where to Watch, Trailer, Release Date and…
Beast Live News movie launch: Vijay Beast star hits theaters on Wednesday. Written and directed by Nelson Dilipkumar, Beast also stars Pooja Hegde in the lead role. The trailer for the film revealed that the action thriller takes place in…
Apollo 10 1/2 review: A Linklater movie about nothing (and the moon landing)
Apollo 10½, is voiced by newcomer Milo Coy. As an adult, Stan is voiced by Jack Black. After school of rock and Bernie, this is Black's third film with Linklater, making him an unlikely…
Movie Review: Downfall: The Case Against Boeing
Family members of Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 crash victims hold photos during a vigil outside the Department of Transportation in Washington, DC Photo/Getty ImagesDownfall: The Case Against Boeing (PG13 (USA), 119 min) streaming on…
Tame Netflix Teen Flick written by DB Weiss – The Hollywood Reporter
A likeable but underpowered story of high school outcasts seeking rebirth through aggro music, Peter Sollett's metal lords ostensibly takes aim at Heavy but is surprisingly Lite in its take on teenage mental illness, classroom…
Movie Comes To Life In 4K Director’s Edition – TrekMovie.com
Today, in celebration of Star Trek Day, Paramount+ released the remastered Director's Edition from the first Star Trek feature film, 1979 Star Trek: The Movienow in 4K UHD.
They gave it back to me, Scotty
Boarded a refit USS Enterprise,…
Grammys Live: ‘Summer of Soul Wins Best Musical Picture
LAS VEGAS (AP) — The latest from the 64th annual Grammy Awards, presented Sunday in Las Vegas (all local times):
2:35 p.m.
First the Oscar, now “Summer of Soul” has claimed Grammy glory.
Sunday's best…
Movie Review – “TURNING RED”
Pixar's New Movie Shares the Highs and Lows of Being a Teenager (and Being a Red Panda)
Kristen Nemoto JayCommentary, special for the Hawai'i Herald
WARNING: SPOILER ALERT IN THIS REVIEW!
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Sharmaji Namkeen Movie Review: Rishi Kapoor’s Swan Song Is A Bittersweet Slice of Life |…
It is the first time in the history of Indian cinema that two actors - Rishi Kapoor and Paresh Rawal - have played a character in a film. But what makes Sharmaji Namkeen even more special is that this is the last time we see the late…
Movie Review: SLASH/BACK: The Teen Alien Invasion Movie Is Awesome Despite Minor Technical Flaws…
Slash/back review
Slash/Return (2022) Movie Review from 29th Annual South by Southwest Film Festivala movie directed by Nyla Innuksukwritten by Ryan Cavan and Nyla Innuksuk and featuring Tasiana Shirley, Alexis Wolf, Nalajoss Ellsworth,…
Ambulance Review – Michael Bay Diversion Thriller Filled With Radioactive Steroids | Movies
Michael Bay, the action movie's overactive thyroid, took on a small, skinny, low-budget Danish film called Ambulancen from 2005, about two criminal brothers who hijack an ambulance, put an IV in his small arm, and fill it with radioactive…
Naomi Watts Presents Visceral Mountain Survival Drama
Naomi Watts is no half measure actress, as evidenced by her CV of highly drawn women grappling with natural (“The Impossible”), unnatural (“King Kong”) and overwhelming inner forces (“21 Grams”).
For Watts, it's as if psychic pain…
Film review at SXSW 2022
The director's immersive and engaging film documents José Andrés' journey from acclaimed culinary superstar to globe-trotting humanitarian.
While I have never been able to visit one of his restaurants, José Andrés is a chef who has always…
“A Pandemic Notebook” review: Karole Armitage presents the final program of new works
What does it mean when a prolific choreographer declares that she will stop presenting new works? So did choreographer Karole Armitage, who came of age in the 1980s. But dancing is difficult. Maybe she's over.A dance artist known for…
SXSW Movie Review: Slash/Back: The Native Alien Invasion Horror Comedy Is A Freezing Blast
slash/back
It is said that a rising tide lifts all boats; one can only hope…
‘A Lot Of Nothing’ Movie Review: SXSW – Deadline
Racial divides, distrust, and misunderstandings get exuberant, if understandably inconclusive, training in a lot of nothing, a dynamic and moving feature debut from Mo McRae which had its world premiere at South by Southwest in the…
SXSW Movie Review: Skate Dreams: Sweet and Badass Documentary Redefines “Skate Like a…
A sweet and badass documentary redefines "skate like a girl"
By Jenny Nulf, 1:30 a.m., Sat 12 Mar 2022
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The new review of old films | National Catholic Registry
In this new series, I hope to help Catholic families live what I did as a child: make popcorn and watch good movies as a family.…
Radhe Shyam’s first review: Starring Prabhas-Pooja Hegde is a ‘powerful movie’
Prabhas star Radhe Shyam is set to hit theaters on March 11. The romantic drama, which marks Prabhas' return to the big screen following the release of Saaho in 2019, is already garnering positive reactions. Umair Sandhu, a member of the…
‘Fresh’ review: a new film reworks the horror genre
There's something about a horror movie that prides itself on being a horror movie. “Fresh,” the feature debut from longtime music video director Mimi Cave, knows this and plays with the genre in a devilishly delicious way — and never from…
Meester’s Movie Gone Girl Minus Suspense & Thrills
Although Meester puts in a solid performance atop an intriguing plot, The Weekend Away doesn't provide enough thrills to make it an entertaining watch.
With Netflix The weekend, Leighton…
Nightride (2022) – Film Review
Night walk2022.
Directed by Stephen Fingleton.With Moe Dunford, Joana Ribeiro, Gerard Jordan, Ciaran Flynn, John Travers and Stephen Rea.
SYNOPSIS:
Night walk is a real-time thriller about a drug dealer trying to land one last job to…
Movie review: Gasoline Alley is a lazy, ugly thriller that furthers the sad decline of Bruce…
Another day, another Bruce Willis direct-to-DVD effort that continues the strange and sad decline of his career. In tune with the last dozen or so efforts he's sleepwalked into (meaning if he decides to show up for filming that…
Movie Review: “Dog” – SM Mirror
MOVIE REVIEW: DOGRated PG-13101 minutesReleased February 18
Kudos on a job well done to Channing Tatum and his longtime collaborator Reid Carolin, each on his first outing as a director on the movie Dog. Tatum's career began in…
Valimai review: Terrific action in Ajith Kumar’s film replaces predictable story
In their second consecutive collaboration, filmmaker H. Vinoth and Ajith Kumar – after impressing with Nerkonda Paarvai (Tamil remake of Pink) – do their utmost to deliver a banger from an action movie that's fun as long as it's fun.…
LeftLion – Movie Review: Memory Box
Directors: Joana Hadjithomas, Khalil JoreigeFeaturing: Rim Turki, Manal Issa, Paloma VauthierOperating time: 102 minutes
Like their previous film and exhibition collaborations, Joana Hadjithomas and…
Movie Review: RIFKIN’S FESTIVAL (2020): Wallace Shawn Stars in Woody Allen’s Clever But…
Rifkin Festival Review
Rifkin Festival (2020) Movie Reviewa movie directed by Woody Allen and featuring Wallace Shawn, Gina Gershon, Elena Anaya, Steve Guttenberg, Tammy Blanchard, Sergi Lopez, Christopher Waltz, Andrea Trepat, Michael…
Elliot Page Exec produces Tender Berlin Doc – The Hollywood Reporter
The tender documentary of Nicolò Bassetti In my name relates to research, but not in a trivial way. The four Italian transmasculine subjects, whose experiences of gender transition guide this project, are interested in…
Death on the Nile Movie Review: Kenneth Branagh Walks in the Same River Twice
A private party boat on a river cruise. Isolated, the revelers in their little bubble. The Cloister is a departure from the Agatha Christie novel on which it is based, but any relevance it might have for today is pure coincidence:…
Echoes of the Past review – Max von Sydow’s latest film is the coda to a Nazi atrocity |…
Max von Sydow, in his final film role, does what he can to lend gravity to this strange, stilted and contrived film, a fictional drama based on a gruesome Nazi atrocity in occupied Greece in 1943, for which the question repairs always…
Machine Gun Kelly plays a tormented musician – The Hollywood Reporter
As a portrait of a self-destructing celebrity, Taurus is unquestionably convincing. Writer-director Tim Sutton isn't pulling any punches - both the music industry she's settled into and the artist at its center look abjectly…
Rajkummar Rao, Bhumo Pednekar’s film hides its core under layers of humor
What makes two people decide to get married? There are all kinds of weddings. To like. Arranged. And Arranged-cum-Love, which only happens in India. “Shaadi toh compromise hai (marriage is a compromise),” says Shardul Thakur in…
Movie review: I Want You Back just doesn’t reinvent the wheel
Breadcrumb Links Movies Culture Charlie Day and Jenny Slate provide the good vibes in this Valentine's Day offering Jenny Slate and Charlie Day in I Want You Back. Picture by Amazon Studios Reviews and…
Cosmic Dawn Movie Review | RBC
Although Cosmic Dawn begins as a seemingly predictable sci-fi thriller, it lands with wondrous energy that radiates with gorgeous imagery.
In many sci-fi thrillers, the existence of aliens…
Lingui: The Critique of Sacred Bonds
Director Mahamet-Saleh Haroun - Chad's artistic conscience, best known for A screaming man - focuses for the first time on the kind of strong women who raised him, as they wage a guerrilla war against cultural and religious…
‘Home Team’ movie review: Kevin James can’t save this mess disguised as a…
The Kinnane brothers' recent offering hastily juggles multiple genres without doing any justice
Just a few minutes later, it is obvious that Home team won't try very hard to distinguish itself from the usual sports comedies like…
Movie Review: “2nd Chance” – A Memorable American Con Man
By David D'Arcy
In Richard Davis, director Ramin Bahrani has found an old-fashioned cheat, a pot-bellied American hustler worthy of a Mark Twain story.
A scene from 2nd possibility. Photo: Sundance Institute
2nd chance, one of my favorite…
How San Francisco Lost the NFC Championship Game
The 2021 NFC Championship Game came down to a five-game run early in the fourth quarter.
San Francisco held a 17-14 lead with 11:52 left in the game and possession near midfield after Jimmy Garoppolo hit Elijah Mitchell for 21 yards to…
Movie Review: HONK FOR JESUS. SAVE YOUR SOUL: Regina Hall makes the fictional movie tolerable…
Honk for Jesus. Save your soul. Review
honking For Jesus. Save your soul. (2022) Movie Review from 44th Annual Sundance Film Festivala movie directed by Adamma Ebo and featuring Regina Hall, Sterling K. Brown, Nicole Beharie, Privacy,…
Sundance Movie Review – Happening
The Spotlight category is for films that have premiered at previous festivals and this film, Event, won the Golden Lion at the 2021 Venice Film Festival. In this excellent period piece, it's 1963…
Review ‘Introduction’: A loose triptych by Hong Sang-soo
The Times has pledged to review theatrical movie releases during the COVID-19 pandemic. Because going to the movies carries risks during this time, we remind readers to follow health and safety guidelines as outlined by the Centers for…
Friday Movie Review – “The Tragedy of MacBeth”
Did you know that one of William Shakespeare's most famous plays would be bewitched?Superstitious actors call it "the Scottish play" rather than saying the title out loud. Previous film versions of…
Review of Sundance “Utama” – The Hollywood Reporter
With Sundance moving online again this year, some movies end up losing out by not being able to premiere on the big screen. utama, the beautifully directed feature debut of Bolivian director Alejando Loayza Grisi, is one of…
‘Mars One’ review: A Brazilian family drama with more bounce than bite
We've only just settled into the funky beats of Gabriel Martins' "Mars One," meeting one by one the loving, eager family of four at its heart when, like the capable, brassy matriarch Tércia (Rejane Faria), we receive a shock to the…
A filmmaker remembers is a thirst quencher for the incurable cinephilia – Art-and-culture News…
In most of Suman Ghosh's films, Soumitra Chatterjee has played characters who had no choice but to look at their own mortality and memory.…
Memory Box review – family secrets and lies from Lebanon’s darkest days | Movies
LLike their previous film and gallery collaborations, this latest work from co-directors Joana Hadjithomas and Khalil Joreige (A Perfect Day, I Want to See) addresses the painful legacy of civil war and the ongoing unrest in their homeland,…
Movie Review: RED ROCKET (2021): A remarkably acted and highly intriguing film from director Sean…
Red Rocket Review
Red Rocket (2021) Movie Review, a movie directed by Sean Baker and featuring Simon Rex, Susanna Son, Bree Elrod, Brenda Deiss, Judy hill, Britney Rodriguez, Ethan darbone and alexander michael.
red rocket, directed by…
Spencer movie review
Kristen Stewart's Princess Diana is moving, gripping and captivating.
"Spencer" follows Diana as she visits Queen's Sandringham estate for Christmas in 1991, following the affair between Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles. Above…
Movie review: “Don’t look for” the worst movie 2021
Left to right: Cate Blanchett, Tyler Perry, Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence in Do not seek. (Niko Tavernise / Netflix)
In Do not seek, Adam McKay is waging a…
Why are people so angry with movie critics for Don’t Look Up reviews?
How can we consistently judge the world, our societies, our institutions, our arts, and even our basic everyday choices - when we are also asked to accept the fact that just about everything a human fact is bad for our planet?The climate…
National Society of Film Critics 2022 Winners List – The Hollywood Reporter
The 56th National Society of Film Critics voting meeting to select their picks for the best films of 2021 takes place practically on Saturday.
Critic Justin Chang, who is the group's chairman, tweets the winners live via the…
Review of Force Majeure – the family ski drama hits the slopes | Theater
AAnyone who watched Ruben Östlund's magnificent Alpine mishap in 2014 can see how tricky it can be to transpose from screen to stage, especially a scene of modest size. After all, his MacGuffin is a thunderous avalanche across the French…
All for all! Racial issues and history film review – The Suburban Times
I found Go for Broke! on Prime.
I found Go for Broke! on Prime. You can also find it on imdb.
I saw Go for Broke! a teenager in the 1950s and assuming the movie was from the 1940s, as the action and message was all about working…
Film review: “Don’t look up”
Adam McKay's "Don't Look Up" is meant to be a cheeky satire that points the finger at capitalist greed in the age of fake news, but flat jokes and overwhelming cast seriously undermine the film's mojo.'Don't Look Up' is a Netflix film that…
Movie review: ‘Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City’
Avan Jogia and Kaya Scodelario in 'Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City'Let me start by saying that I am a huge fan of the Resident Evil game franchise. Like, almost a decade of my life has been spent enjoying and digging through this…
Cristobal Movie Review: 2018 Stanford and Washington
Mario Cristobal finished his race as Oregon Ducks Head football coach with a 35-14 record, including a 23-9 end in the Pac-12. Under Cristobal, the Ducks were 2-2 in bowl games, including the 2017 Las Vegas Bowl.
This series titled…
A YouTube movie reviewer said Raya was Avatar “redux”. Then all hell broke loose.
Popular YouTube movie critic Lindsay Ellis says goodbye to it all after publish an essay by Patreon - the finale of a saga that began to unravel his career last March. What started out as a relatively innocuous, albeit lazy, review of Raya…
Film review: Delicious will satiate audiences with its sumptuous and heartwarming tale
Many of us have probably never envisioned a world where restaurants don't exist. French cinema, Delicious traces the origins of these humble establishments with a heartwarming history…
Criticism of alternative cinema | New Internationalist
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Malcolm lewis on the latest contributions by Karim Aïnouz and Céline Sciamma to parallel cinema.
Little mom
directed and written by Céline Sciamma
72 minutes
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Sciamma's latest feature…
PR Film Review: Public Relations Film Reviewer Watch ‘A Christmas Story’ For The First…
I grew up in an anti-'A Christmas Story 'house.I know I know. Gasping whatever you'd like, but it's…
Movie review: “Death to Metal” – Heavy Metal Hijinks
By Nicole Veneto
Death to metal is the best genre of low-budget exploitation film, because its ideal balance of ridiculously excessive gore and conscious humor makes up for its technical and budgetary shortcomings.
Death to metal, directed…
The animated film lacks a fighting spirit
Burdened by its inability to fully engage in a fathers story and lacking in combativeness, Rumble is far from being an essential animation.
Reel Fx Studio To scold puts up some decent…
Movie review: The Novice is relentless in his portrayal of the pursuit of physical perfection
Although presented in the form of a character drama, the novice is truly a psychological thriller detailing the compulsive and obsessive need that one can refine in his attempt to hone…
Movie Review: “Drive My Car” – A Saab Story
By David D'Arcy
The brilliant Drive my car is about a lot of things, but at its core the film is an exploration of loss.
Drive my car directed by Ryusuke Hamaguchi.
Hidetoshi Nishijima and Toko Miura in Drive my car.
Literary and human,…
An Exhausting Experience – The New Indian Express
Express news service
Towards the end of the prison, the text on the screen read: “Sila sambavangalukku piragu…” It caught me off guard - wait, isn't that what we're watching the movie for? Could you tell us about the…
A Tunisian family drama quietly devastates
A breathtaking debut album and a piercing experience, the Tunisian drama "A Son" by Mehdi Barsaoui stands on its own while remembering the work of acclaimed authors like Iranian director Asghar Farhadi.The two filmmakers explore the…
Five offensive games that led to loss in Seattle
San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Trent Sherfield catches a catch in the second half of an NFL football game against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday, December 5, 2021, in Seattle. The Seahawks 30-23. (AP Photo / Stephen Brashear)
The…
Movie Review: Night Raiders – Critics’ Center
Writer and director: Danis Goulet
Raiders of the night is a feature debut by Canadian director and screenwriter Danis Goulet. This is a post-apocalyptic story about a tight-knit group of Cree who survive in a world under the…
C’mon C’mon review – Joaquin Phoenix and young co-star look amazing in road trip…
Ssome films attract audiences; tie it up, force it to binge, like a multiplex full of goose with foie gras. Mike Mills' work is not like that. Watching his films - gently subdued when it comes to plot but rich in emotional texture - can…
Bob Biswas Movie Review: Kahaani Spin-Off Directed by Abhishek Bachchan is a Routine Action Thriller…
Bob Biswas of Diya Annapurna Ghosh raises an interesting question which he does not answer. Someone who loses their memory and regains it can remember their family, friends and coworkers. They might even revert to old ways. But can they…
Film Blerds Podcast is the first to break the ‘West Side’
TRENTON, NJ, December 01, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - New Pod City (New Jersey's only podcast hosting company) has announced that The Film Blerds podcast hosts Jeff Stewart and Brandon Norwood have been named the first to break review of…
Review of the meeting | Film – Empire
In the Nevada desert, former Marine Malik (Riz Ahmed) tries to save his two young sons from an alien invasion in which parasites invade people's brains. But is it the demons that Malik fights?In 2017, British filmmaker Michael Pearce made…
‘Christmas at Castle Hart’ Review: Chabert’s Hallmark Film with Festival Spirit
Spoilers for 'Christmas at Castle Hart'
The Christmas season is fast approaching and Hallmark has already started treating its viewers with heartwarming stories on its network. As soon as the network announced the list of films to be…
Movie review: ENCANTO (2021): New Disney movie about Colombian girl shines brightly
Encanto Reviews
Encanto (2021) Movie Review, a movie realized by Jared Bush, Byron Howard and Charise castro Black-smith and featuring Stephanie Beatriz, Married Cecilia Botero, John Leguizamo, Mauro Castillo, Jessica Darrow, Angie Cepeda,…
Isaac review: a gripping, surreal film about the horrors of WWII
Cinema is a vehicle for investigating historical scars in "Isaac", a strikingly beautiful drama about a filmmaker who returns to his native Lithuania in 1964 to make a film about a WWII massacre, and finds himself mixed up alongside…
More progress for J-Trav, Front Porch is gaining momentum and … referee
FSU, after another strong punt from Alex Mastromanno, BC backed off and faced 3rd and 5.
It looks like the standard / Cover 4 pattern match shell, which FSU has performed to a remarkably high standard so far. BC…
Kalashnikov – Film Critique of AK-47 Development – The Suburban Times
They are designed to come out of water, sand and dirt ready to shoot.
Official script: “Wounded as a tank driver in 1941 during WWII, Kalashnikov sees the last Soviet machine gun fail. As he is also an inventor, he begins to seek…
Movie Review: Arracht – Irish Film Festival
Writer and Director: Tom Sullivan
An Irish Famine movie may seem like an expected pick for the 10 opening galae The Irish Film Festival returns to London after a two-year hiatus, but lead filmmaker Tom Sullivan, moving from actor…
The power of the dog – SLUG Magazine
The power of the dogDirector: Jane Campion
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Good bounce, but still too many “self-inflicted injuries” in the red zone
Each week, TMI's Sam Webb and former Michigan offensive coordinator Al Borges come together for the Michigan Offensive Film Review, a chalk discussion session breaking down the previous week's contest with a deep dive into the X…
Cry Macho Review – Even Clint Eastwood Can’t Save The Rope West | Movies
There's a crunch of old leather (and stuff) in this outrageously dated and hokey sentimental western, made from a script that has been around the industry for decades; it's a Swiss cheese with bizarre plots that takes place in 1979,…
A silly action movie (but not in a fun way)
Dangerous is an action movie with a unique premise, but its poor writing, rigid acting, and lack of charm make the 2021 film borderline impossible to watch.…
Make Me Famous Review – The Hollywood Reporter
There is a funny story about the late painter Edward Brzezinski that endures even though his legacy did not. It was 1989 and Brzezinski arrived at the Paula Cooper Gallery in SoHo for an exhibition. That evening, the work of…
“Isolation” review: shipments from another pandemic
Since horror movies tend to mirror our anxieties to us, manifesting them in solid, resolvable issues like zombie hordes or possessed homes, it makes sense that moviegoers turned to the genre for comfort during the movie. coronavirus…
Mass (directed by Fran Kranz): Critic of the Philadelphia Film Festival
Mass is a film that looks like a play. The bottom line is that four people are seated around a table discussing the fallout from a school shooting that claimed the lives of many children, including their own. There are two…
This exorcism film will haunt you to the core [Telluride Horror Show 2021]
But Pisanthanakun is not exaggerating this division. Instead, he uses it to mold and shape his characters, such as when Noi explains to the documentary crew that the god Ba Yan tried to possess her when she was younger, recounting…
Movie review: The Hill where the lionesses roar – Raindance Film Festival 2021
writer and Director: Luana Bajrami
It's unusual to see a movie about the friendship of a teenage girl who doesn't use relationship disruption as a dramatic driver, so Luàna Bajrami The hill where the lionesses roar presented at the…
Cat’s Cradle: The Horror Review
Drink is Scott Cooper's new film starring producer Guillermo Del Toro. Although the film is yet to be released, early reviews are mixed. Gore blossoms as the characters…