The Origin Review: Propulsive Prehistoric Tale
The wonder of discovery turns to unbridled fear in Andrew Cumming’s ferocious, blood-soaked horror film, The Origin.
Hellraiser (Hulu) Film Review: Greater Delights Await
David Bruckner’s remake of Hellraiser is meant to be a bloody puzzle box that reinvents the franchise, but it falls apart due to its sanitized look and flailing third act. There are a lot of things in this world that frustrate me heavily. And as a horror fan, one of those things is modern remakes. […]
The Good Nurse Review: Chastain Highlights True Crime Drama
Jessica Chastain is one of the highlights in Netflix’s The Good Nurse, a true crime drama that is better as a procedural than a character drama.
Last Flight Home: Film Review
Ondi Timoner’s Last Flight Home is a personal, emotionally raw documentary that deals with familial grief and saying goodbye to a loved one.
“Close” Film Review: The bone breaks; It grows back stronger
In his beautiful, poignant film Close, Lukas Dhont teaches us about love, grief, masculinity and healing through the haunting story of a friendship.
The Best Educational Films of the 60s and 70s for Colleges and Universities
There is a lot that college students can learn from quintessential cinematographic masterpieces. In this article, we review some of the best educational films of the 60s and 70s.
House of the Dragon Episode 8 Recap/Review
Episode 8 of House of the Dragon treats us to a somber family dinner that serves as a last hoorah for Paddy Considine’s Viserys.
The Redeem Team: Film Review
The Redeem Team retells the story of the 2008 USA Olympic Basketball team through the words of the players and how they came together.
