Tribeca Review: Deep Cover
I always find it strange when a movie like Deep Cover pops up at the Tribeca Film Festival. It has nothing to do with the ...
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Tribeca Review: Metallica Saved My Life
I first listened to Metallica thanks to Guitar Hero. It was back in 2008, and I was playing Guitar Hero World Tour when I made ...
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Review: Inside
Prison is a harrowing experience. Or, at the very least, it’s shown that way in fiction. From The Shawshank Redemption to last year’s ...
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Tribeca Review: We Are Pat
It feels fitting to watch a movie like We Are Pat as part of this year’s Tribeca Film Festival. This past year has ...
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Tribeca Review: Dog of God
Whenever I start doing research for what to cover for the Tribeca Film Festival in any given year, I always look for a ...
Review: Bring Her Back
Explorations of grief are nothing new in horror movies. From The Babadook to Hereditary to Midsommar, Bring Her Back is drawing from a fairly well-worn playbook. And ...
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Review: Lilo & Stitch
It’s been over a decade since Disney decided to start pumping out live-action remakes of its animated films, and by this point, I ...
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Review: Final Destination Bloodlines
Let’s make one thing clear – in the grand tapestry of horror, the Final Destination series is all about killing people in fun and over-the-top ...
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Review: I Know Catherine, The Log Lady
About a year ago, I decided to watch Twin Peaks for the first time. The series is regarded as one of the most critically acclaimed ...
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Review: The Accountant 2
We live in the era of legacy sequels. In an effort for a film studio to try and drive audiences to theaters, they’ll ...
Review: Sinners
Ryan Coogler is a director whom you can trust. It’s not often that you see a director with a filmography that you can ...
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Review: Drop
I remember watching the trailer for Drop back at New York Comic Con last year, then seeing Jason Blum, Christopher Landon (the film’s ...