One of the most compelling elements of any film is the interpersonal relationships and the dynamics that can drive or destroy the narrative. Spy thrillers are typically associated with a…
I’m always nostalgic for the early aughts remakes of horror classics and their slasher copycats. Friday the 13th with Danielle Panabaker. House of Wax with Paris Hilton. Nightmare on Elm…
Drop was perhaps one of the most crowd-pleasing films at the SXSW Film & TV Festival. It caused a plethora of fervent reactions — laughter, wild applause, and quite a…
Writer-director Geremy Jasper, who brought us Patti Cakes, is back with the ambitious rock opera O’Dessa. I love a good musical, and O’Dessa has a few great songs in it…
Babak Anvari is perhaps one of my favorite filmmakers when it comes to setting the tone and building suspense. His breathtaking masterpiece, Under the Shadow, is one of my favorite…
Angel Studios has been home to multiple successful projects over the last few years, with many of its movies and TV shows being religious-themed projects. This includes projects like The…
The Accountant 2‘s best scenes have nothing to do with guns or hand-to-hand combat. In fact, when I saw the film last night at its SXSW world premiere, the audience…
Anyone who has ever had a pet has probably wondered what the world looks like through their eyes. How do they see us or the world around them? And what…
With John Wick perhaps gone for good (at least if Keanu Reeves has anything to say about it), we are now in the era of unexpected action stars. We’ve seen…
In The Dutchman, we meet Clay (André Holland) and, like his name, he is amenable and moldable. His wife, Kaya (Zazie Beetz), has cheated on him, and she’s barely making…