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Review: The Postcard Killings – Return to Sender
Staci Layne Wilson reviews The Postcard Killings
Review: Never Rarely Sometimes Always A Somber Drama
Earlier this year, Eliza Hittman’s “Never Rarely Sometimes Always” earned acclaim and won awards at both Sundance and the Berlin Film Festival. The uncompromising indie is a very raw...
In-House Reviews: The Platform, Uncorked, The Other Lamb, Kung Fu Hustle & More!
Aaron Neuwirth has reviews for The Platform, Uncorked, The Other Lamb, Butt Boy, and Kung Fu Hustle. Plenty to enjoy at home.
In-House Reviews: The Banker, Blow The Man Down, The Climb, & Critical Thinking
The following features brief reviews for The Banker, Blow the Man Down, The Climb, and Critical Thinking.
Exclusive Interview: Alexandra Daddario on Lost Transmissions
James Oster chats with Alexandra Daddario about her latest film Lost Transmissions
Review: “Escape From Pretoria” – An Entertaining Look at a Historic Prison Break
Mark Krawczyk takes a look at a new historical prison-break film starring Daniel Radcliffe and Ian Hart and Directed by Francis Annan.
COVID-19 and the Future of the Movie-Going Experience
COVID-19 has brought the movie-going experience to a halt, so what can be done?
Review: M.O.M.(Mothers of Monsters) – A Chillingly Realistic Thriller
Mark Krawczyk takes a look at M.O.M. (Mothers of Monsters), a new found footage thriller that explores the home life of a potential school shooter from the perspective of hidden cameras placed around ...
Review: ‘Guns Akimbo’ is Frenetic and Fun Nonsense
Daniel Rester reviews the video game-like action film 'Guns Akimbo,' starring Daniel Radcliffe and Samara Weaving.