AW Kautzer’s Film Review – Page 2

by A.W. Kautzer October 19, 2020

Shadow in the Cloud – AFI Film Festival 2020

The Claustrophobic Action Thriller is brilliant in its first two-thirds but depending on your tastes will either soar or fallContinue Reading

by A.W. Kautzer October 19, 2020

Writer/Director Edson Oda’s Nine Days is a unique, heartfelt, science fiction film. That just happens to be one of the best of 2020.Continue Reading

by A.W. Kautzer October 19, 2020

The Hughes Brothers’ sophomore film is as powerful as it was twenty-five years prior. Even more so now. The film plays asContinue Reading

by A.W. Kautzer October 18, 2020

Belushi is a heartfelt documentary about the life and often difficult times in the life of John Belushi. Director RJ CutlerContinue Reading

by A.W. Kautzer October 18, 2020

76 Days puts us at ground zero for COVID-19 in China’s Wuhan district. It’s one of the most harrowing and arresting DocumentariesContinue Reading

by A.W. Kautzer October 18, 2020

The Argentinian film starts off with an interesting premise but never rises above that. The Intruder is neither drama withContinue Reading

by A.W. Kautzer October 16, 2020

Seventeen years later Memories of Murder is still as powerful a movie that’s been produced. With the smashing success of Bong JoonContinue Reading

by A.W. Kautzer October 14, 2020

Boys from County Hell is a funny as hell Working-Class Irishmen (and Irishwomen) vs Vampire film you need see. From shortContinue Reading

by A.W. Kautzer October 14, 2020

Director John Hsu’s debut feature is as accomplished a debut in recent memory. Detention shows us the horrors of an oppressiveContinue Reading

by A.W. Kautzer October 14, 2020

32 Malasaña Street is an adroit, intelligent ghost story that doesn’t pull its punches. A haunted house story that’s smart withContinue Reading