Keeper Review: Atmosphere is Simply Not Enough
Osgood Perkins’ Keeper is a film that proves atmosphere can only do…
The Running Man Review: Edgar Wright Channels Economic Rage in This Supremely Fun Sci-Fi Action Remake
With millions of Americans suffering from economic uncertainty and food insecurity, all…
Nuremberg Review: Russell Crowe’s Strength Overcomes Rami Malek’s Weakness in This Well-Crafted and Chillingly Relevant WWII Biopic
There's a notion within film discourse that WWII is too over-saturated as…
Frankenstein Review: Guillermo del Toro and Mary Shelley’s Classic Tale Prove They Are a Near-Perfect Partnership
This new iteration of Frankenstein is the right adaptation in the right…
Predator: Badlands Review: Dan Trachtenberg Further Elevates the Predatorverse With Spectacular Sci-Fi Action Thriller
Before Dan Trachtenberg, I had little interest in the Predator franchise. I…
Blue Moon Review: Ethan Hawke Soars Above a Mid-Tier Linklater Entry
Richard Linklater is a director I deeply admire and helmed one of…
The Baltimorons Review: Offbeat Holiday Rom-Com Delivers Charming Laughs and Tenderness
The Duplass Brothers have the market cornered on adult indie comedies that…
A House of Dynamite Review: Netflix Thriller is an Interesting, Yet Hollow Exercise in Nuclear War Contingencies
Director Kathryn Bigelow has a firm grasp on the subgenre of examining…
Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere Review: Competently Crafted, but Otherwise Dull Biographical Cinema
I respect and admire Bruce Springsteen as a musician, activist, and iconic…
Christy Review (TCFF): Sydney Sweeney Boxing Biopic is Imbalanced, Yet Compelling
I've had it with Sydney Sweeney this year. In the same vein…
The Opener Review (TCFF): Uplifting COVID-Set Music Documentary Will Inspire You to Follow Your Dreams
In a world filled with hatred and fear, sometimes a movie comes…
Hamnet Review (TCFF): A Tale of Too High of Expectations
There has been significant fanfare surrounding Hamnet, and with good reason. The…
