Film Reviews

[rating=6.00] There’s an undeniable sense of atmosphere that permeates Lizzie—Chloe Sevigny’s long gestating passion project from director Craig William Macneill and writer Bryce Kass—that is, almost exactly what the movie wants to be. Taut, moody, deliberate, Lizzie unfolds its slow burn reexamination of the Lizzie Borden murders—which have long ingrained themselves into the collective psyche […]

Paul Feig weaves a deliciously captivating spell in this twist on the thriller genre.

Nothing can prepare you for this bizarre cinematic experience.

This is one terrible motherfu…never mind.

Glenn Close delivers the best performance of her career.

Ethan Hawke has crafted the best biopic in years.

[rating=8.00] It’s strange to think how easy it is to take for granted something as omnipresent as the sky. In today’s world of selfies and screenshots, where productivity and output is job number one, where keeping your nose down and eyes on the prize is valued above everything else, it’s not as hard as you […]

A solid premise is nearly wasted by a flat script.

An unassuming romance about falling for yourself.

Director Peter Berg gets in his own way for all 22 of these miles.

It’s basically a ‘House of Cards’ version of ‘The Secret Of My Success’

Spike Lee returns and he’s mad as hell.

We’re gonna need a megger meg.

Co-starring Henry Cavill’s mustache!

Joaquin Phoenix shines in an otherwise lackluster film.

Comedian Bo Burnham’s movie debut is one of the year’s best.

There may be nothing new to see here, but it’s fun enough to not matter.

From premise to talent, everything about Boundaries feels wasted.

It’s not Die Hard, but it’s not NOT Die Hard either.

The fantasy of off-grid living may be better than the reality.