Hold the Dark: Fantastic Fest 2018 Film Review
Director of Green Room and Blue Ruin Delivers Yet Another Quality Crime Film Jeremy Saulnier has developed a well-deservedContinue Reading
Category: Scott Phillips’ Film Reviews
Burning: Fantastic Fest 2018 Film Review
Scott reviews one of The Best of 2018. Jongsu (Ah-in Yoo) is part of a lost generation. He has aContinue Reading
You Might Be The Killer: Fantastic Fest 2018 Film Review
Uneven Horror Comedy Will Still Please Fans of the Genre The counselors at Camp Clear Vista have been massacred byContinue Reading
The Wind: Fantastic Fest 2018 Film Review
Some places are tainted, cursed. They are stained by past misdeeds that can’t be scrubbed clean, not even with theContinue Reading
Halloween: Fantastic Fest 2018 Film Review
Horror Sequel Gives Audiences Two For the Strode On Halloween night in 1978, Michael Myers went on a killingContinue Reading
Film Review: Pick of the Litter
Slick Documentary Pulls at a Dog Lover’s Heartstrings The reputations of service animals have run the full social mediaContinue Reading
Film Review: We The Animals
Unconventional Coming of Age Drama Succeeds by Daring to Be Different We The Animals begins with a series of battle criesContinue Reading
Film Review: Nico, 1988
Those must have been some of the best days of your life. In the opening moments of Nico, 1988,Continue Reading
Film Review: Searching
Thriller Offers Surprising Depth of Emotion Along with Its Twists and Turns Give me characters I can actually care about. Continue Reading
Film Review: Support the Girls
New Indie Film Feels Oddly Tone Deaf in a #MeToo World In Support the Girls, Lisa (Regina Hall) manages DoubleContinue Reading