Every so often, a real-life tragedy finds its way to the screen, leaving us to question the circumstances surrounding the events. With that on top of current events centered around…
This year’s Sundance Film Festival was the place to watch films about mental health, grief, and family troubles. Renowned documentary filmmaker Dylan Southern returned to the festival to present all…
Love, Brooklyn is unlike any other romance of the last several years. Directed by Rachael Holder from a screenplay by Paul Zimmerman, the film is a love letter to Brooklyn…
Near the beginning of The Things You Kill, Ali’s partner Hazar tells him about a dream she had. She’s at the home of Ali’s parents — it’s nighttime, the home…
There’s been an uptick in movies and TV shows over the last few years that have illustrated what life in rural America is like in ways that are both realistic…
Over 40 years after 1983’s Scarface first premiered, the critical and cultural reception of the movie has gone through many evolutions. Watching the film today, what stands out almost immediately…
The horror genre has had a whole host of iconic movie slashers over the years, from Michael Myers to Jason Voorhees, but while Heart Eyes seemed poised to add to…
Deva Review 2.5/5 & Review Rating Star Cast: Shahid Kapoor, Pooja Hegde, Pravessh Rana, Pavail Gulatie Deva Movie Review Synopsis: Deva is the story of a rowdy cop who gets…
Johan works at gay sauna Adonis, where he’s there as often as a patron as he is an employee. He moves through the dimly lit spaces with ease, making seductive…
Like Father Like Son is a deeply flawed film that avoids redeeming qualities in the story or characters in favor of sensationalized violence. While several notable stars appear in the…