‘Mass’ Directorial Debut Is a Stunning Actors’ Showcase
On paper, a single location film about four adults sitting down to talk out their feelings about an event half a decade ago may sound more suited for the stage than the screen. But when the
‘Malignant’ Makes Horror Fun Again
There is perhaps no way to write a review of James Wan’s off-the-wall
September 13, 2021
‘Theater of Blood’ Eviscerates the Critics (Blu-ray Review)
No one wrote better murders than Shakespeare. In the course of thirty-eight
September 6, 2021
‘The Green Knight’ is a Gorgeous, Superficial Chivalric Epic
The Green Knight is director David Lowery’s fascinating and somewhat
August 22, 2021
‘Pig’ Is a Simple Yet Profound Story of Recognizing the Humanity in One Another
As concepts go, the idea of Nicolas Cage heading out in search of his
July 16, 2021
‘Black Widow’ Gives a Hero Her Due
Natasha Romanoff’s solo feature may be five or ten years overdue, but
July 10, 2021
‘Too Late’ Needs A Bit More Horror, A Bit More Comedy
Early on in Too Late, the audience is alerted to the fact that this is not
July 3, 2021