Movie Review: Daughters
You don’t stop being a father in jail. For the dads in this movie, there are Daughters out there, wishing, hoping, for their chance to …
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Movie Review: Didi
As Bo Burnham’s Eighth Grade showed us, the junior high experience has gotten even more horrifying in the social media age. What was already a …
Movie Review: Sound of Hope: The Story of Possum Trot
Even capitalism has come for faith based cinema. With Sound of Freedom making so much money in 2023, Sound of Hope was attached to the …
Movie Review: Suncoast
I remember the Terry Schiavo case. At college at the time, it caused an interesting debate among my friends, who brought a lot of different …
Movie Review: IF
John Krasinski the director just wants his kids to love him. After a few maudlin indie films and a banger of a horror flick that …
Movie Review: We Grown Now
Why did Candyman choose Cabrini Green to terrorize? For the unfamiliar, this tiny little section of the north side of Chicago doesn’t need a boogeyman …
Movie Review: Housekeeping for Beginners
I don’t know for sure that Goran Stolevski has seen any Hirokazu Koreeda movies. However, the Macedonian/Australian’s eyes and ears for human stories on the …
Movie Review: Ordinary Angels
The floor just keeps raising. At this point, anyone who’s eye rolling at faith based studio movies is simply not paying attention. Multiple Oscar nominees, …
Movie Review: American Fiction
Through entertainment, American audiences have become accustomed to 3 types of stories about African-Americans: either they’re slaves, Civil rights fighters, or super poor, pregnant, drug …
Movie Review: Dashing Through the Snow
That’s right. Ludacris, who wanted to lick you head to toe, or to movie b*tch, get out the way and get back mother f*cker you …