The Falcon and The Winter Soldier: New World Order (Ep. 1) humanizes our heroes in a world left to scramble in Steve Rogers’ legacy.
The stars and writer/director of Offseason, Jocelin Donahue, Joe Swanberg, and Mickey Keating, discuss the horror-thriller, which premiered at SXSW.
loud and clear reviews violation Madeleine Sims-Fewer
Sound of Violence is a great gory premise for a horror film that succeeds thanks to a commitment to genre thrills and three strong performances.
The Hunt for Planet B brings to life the scientists responsible for building the new Space Telescope that stands to profoundly expand our knowledge of the stars.
Alien on Stage fills the space left behind by a chestburster with good-humor, empathy, and fun in a smart, winning underdog story.
Women Is Losers is a flawed but passionate debut feature, benefitting from a very excellent Lorenza Izzo lead performance.
Offseason is a wonderfully fun genre entry that benefits from an effectively evocative setting and an excellent lead performance.
Here Before benefits from an ever-excellent Andrea Riseborough performance in the service of a moving portrait of a grieving woman afflicted by the supernatural.
Luchadoras is a compelling, but flawed and overambitious, documentary that utilizes the lens of lucha libre to shine a light on Mexican societal ills.