Al Pacino and Logan Lerman at Odds
At the end of the first season of Hunters, there were a series of significant twists that got dropped right into the middle of the story and shattered all we had come to know up until then. While this review…
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Matthew Macfadyen Shines in By-the-Book Political Drama
Truth is always stranger than fiction, as they say, and BritBox seems well aware of it with their latest offering: Stonehouse, a political drama starring Matthew Macfadyen as a member of Parliament who faked his death in the 1970s to…
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‘Strange World’ Could Stand To Be A Bit Stranger [Review]
There’s at least one element of Disney’s “Strange World” that lives up to the title: the animation. This hybrid of retro pulp magazine adventure with CGI spectacle throws out the rulebook when it comes to conjuring the flora and fauna…
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Where The Road Leads (Ovuda ce proci put)
The title of writer-director Nina Ognjanović’s offbeat drama, Where The Road Leads (Ovuda ce proci put), has several meanings. It might be referring to the mysterious young man who shows up in the out-of-the-way Serbian village to everyone’s shock. It…
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Neo-Noir Thriller Mimics Comic Book Language Too Well
On paper, there’s much to love about Door Mouse, Avan Jogia’s (Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City, Zombieland: Double Tap) feature directorial debut. The movie can boast a solid cast, an urban setting infused with punk rock energy, and an…
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A Dramedy That Has The Right Idea But Wrong Tone
Home Movie Reviews I'm Totally Fine Review: A Dramedy That Has The Right Idea But Wrong Tone The underlying story is about dealing with grief, but I’m Totally Fine is neither nuanced nor funny enough to comment on that topic meaningfully.…
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Kristen Bell Headlines A Forgettable Bargain Bin Wedding Comedy
Based on the novel of the same name by Grant Ginder, director Clare Scanlon (“Set It Up”) returns to the world of romantic comedies with the charmless, vaguely holiday-set “The People We Hate at the Wedding”. Adapted by Wendy Molyneux…
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The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck Review: Doesn’t Give a #@$%!
It’s pretty safe to say that a lot of the success from Mark Manson’s best-selling book The Subtle Art of Not Giving a #@%! hails from the way that the author subverted what readers are used to finding in self-help…
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Gerard Butler Stars in Action-Thriller That Is Short on Both
There are about fifteen minutes of fun buried deep in Jean-François Richet’s Plane, but the journey to get there is one that requires wading through a narrative slog that is largely devoid of any prevailing spark. Even though Gerard Butler…
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Manifest West | Film Threat
NOW ON VOD! Living off the grid goes off the rails in the powerful Manifest West, written and directed by Joe Dietsch and Louie Gibson. The thriller follows pre-teen Riley Hayes (Lexy Kolker) and her little sister Mary (Madison Friedman), who…
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A Dreary Music-Based Cautionary Tale That Nevertheless Features a Standout Colson Baker Performance
Across six previous features, writer/director Tim Sutton has excelled at crafting moody, ephemeral character studies that have prioritized feeling over plot, sometimes for the best (see “Donnybrook”) and sometimes to a film’s complete detriment (see last year’s languid “The Last…
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A Stacked Cast Leads A Toothless Political Thriller
Home Movie Reviews The Independent Review: A Stacked Cast Leads A Toothless Political Thriller The Independent doesn’t have solid enough writing or vision to rise to the heights of previous stories. It needed more insightful & incisive writing. When The…
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