Scott Phillips

by Scott Phillips July 16, 2019

Astronaut: Fantasia 2019 Film Review

Writer/director Shelagh McLeod Avoids Giving Audiences Mr. Holland’s Orbit In the late 1970’s Richard Dreyfuss was one of the bestContinue Reading

by Scott Phillips July 12, 2019

Writer/director Riley Stearns Strikes a Blow For Summer Movies With a Brain Just before I saw the latest film fromContinue Reading

by Scott Phillips July 5, 2019

Next Stop: London, England From August 22-26, 2019 Going to a film festival in London is problematic to say theContinue Reading

by Scott Phillips July 1, 2019

Next Stop: Montreal, Quebec and Fantasia International Film Festival 2019 Larry Fessenden’s Depraved is one of the many films playingContinue Reading

by Scott Phillips June 26, 2019

Fear and Loathing in Suburbia Despite all my rage, I am still just a rat in a cage. Then someoneContinue Reading

by Scott Phillips June 24, 2019

Russian Crime Film is Fun But Familiar Take the visual style of Guy Ritchie’s early films (Lock, Stock and TwoContinue Reading

by Scott Phillips June 20, 2019

Quiet Character Drama Will Stay With You Long After the Credits Roll We live in a spoiler obsessed culture. AtContinue Reading

by Scott Phillips June 15, 2019

Film Proves to Be a Cut Above the Average Horror Tale Belzebuth, a new Spanish language horror film from MexicoContinue Reading

by Scott Phillips June 14, 2019

Homage to 1940’s Noir Provides Old School Entertainment Punta Muerto (Dead End) is a bit of a curiosity. NotContinue Reading

by Scott Phillips June 8, 2019

Next Stop: Chicago and Cinepocalypse 2019 There was a time that genre films were relegated to late-night time slots atContinue Reading