The Rings of Power Season 2 Was Actually Good
When Prime Video announced plans to delve into Tolkien's fantastical world, longtime Lord of the Rings fans were weary of the new series. As details emerged, fans learned the series would explore the backstory of the forging of the Rings…
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The End Movie Details, Film Cast, Genre & Rating
Release Date December 6, 2024 (Limited) Running Time Not available MOVIE REVIEW This movie review is currently away from the desk. Please come again. Disclaimer: This story is auto-aggregated by a computer program and has not been created or…
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‘Bad Genius’ Film Review: A Sharp Critique of the American Education System
High school can be the best time of one’s young life. You can embrace all the school has to offer or you can crumble under its many pressures. As the years go on, the pressure society puts on high school…
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The Terry Gilliam Film That David Cronenberg Called a “Poetic Horror Film”
Terry Gilliam is a director who is perhaps best known for one thing: uninhibited imagination. Indeed, the Monty Python alum has an unofficial collection of movies to his name dubbed “The Imagination Trilogy”. It is no surprise, then, that when…
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70 Years Ago the CIA Funded This Animated Political Satire
When it comes to films that are sometimes described as propaganda, a few titles immediately come to mind. Some of the earliest examples of film being used to illustrate political ideology come from none other than Sergei Eisenstein. October: Ten…
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If You Like ‘The Accident,’ Watch This Anne Hathaway and Jessica Chastain Drama
Mothers’ Instinct is a tense and incredibly well-made psychological thriller following two mothers, Celine (Anne Hathaway) and Alice (Jessica Chastain), in the 1960s. They appear to be living the perfect suburban American life until Celine's son, Max (Baylen D. Bielitz),…
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Netflix’s Rez Ball Needs to Go on Your Watchlist
Many Netflix Original movies come and go, falling under the radar to their bigger, more marquee titles that constantly appear in your recommended feed. Yet, every once in a while, a movie offers an infectious and heartfelt experience that starts…
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Mark Wahlberg and Joaquin Phoenix’s Overlooked Crime Thriller Is Ready to Stream
In a year like 2007, a high-water mark year for cinema, it's easy to get overshadowed by titanic achievements like No Country For Old Men, Zodiac, and There Will Be Blood. It was a period filled with auteur-driven masterpieces about…
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After Netflix’s Monsters, What Really Happend to Dr. Oziel?
Escaping into the dream world of Avatar: The Last Airbender, hopping on a scooter with Emily to cruise through Rome in Emily in Paris, or diving into high-speed action sequences in Rebel Ridge. The best shows and movies on Netflix…
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Tim Burton Hid a Horror Icon Easter Egg in ‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’
One of the many reasons to be so thankful for the resurgence of Tim Burton with Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is that it shows us how his knowledge of film is wider than we give him credit for. Part of the disappointment…
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The Penguin Is Essentially a Sopranos Reboot
20 years after forever altering the landscape of dramatic television with The Sopranos, HBO has introduced its subscribers to The Penguin, a compelling dark crime drama with a similar tone and tenor. Based on the DC Comics character, The Penguin…
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Folie à Deux,’ ‘We Live In Time,’ ‘Anora’ & More
As we enter October, there’s an onslaught of new films to anticipate. Following the busy September festival schedule, October offers plenty of festival favorites and potential award contenders. Some of these festival favorites, such as “The Outrun,” premiered at the…
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