Dead Presidents – AFI Film Festival 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
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The Hughes Brothers’ sophomore film is as powerful as it was twenty-five years prior. Even more so now. The film plays asContinue Reading
Writer/director Francis Lee brings his second feature Ammonite to London Film Festival 2020, pairing Kate Winslet and Saoirse Ronan in a loveContinue Reading
Belushi is a heartfelt documentary about the life and often difficult times in the life of John Belushi. Director RJ CutlerContinue Reading
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
The Argentinian film starts off with an interesting premise but never rises above that. The Intruder is neither drama withContinue Reading
Adaptation makes its Blu-ray comeback thanks to Shout Factory’s Shout Select label. A beautiful transfer but light on the extras for thisContinue Reading
Seventeen years later Memories of Murder is still as powerful a movie that’s been produced. With the smashing success of Bong JoonContinue Reading
Adam is by himself for another One-shot. This time he’s talking Scott now covering Fright Fest 2020 virtual edition. AdamContinue Reading
The latest from German director Christian Petzold reunites Paula Beer and Franz Rogowski in a modern-day romantic fairytale – andContinue Reading
Soporific and missing a chance to tell a much more interesting story, A Common Crime does at least have aContinue Reading









