Movie Review: Sacramento
Apparently the road to Sacramento is filled with indie pitfalls. Michael Angarano’s first feature really wants to be something important, but along the way he …
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Movie Review: The Long Walk
On first trailer I had low expectations for The Long Walk. But then I looked a little deeper. Stephen King adaptations, when right, can be …
Movie Review: Splitsville
This is why you write! I remember Jon Favreau making Chef, and smartly casting Scarlett Johansson and Sofia Vergara as his paramours. Michael Angelo Covino …
Movie Review: Swiped
Dating apps will be a movie well that never ends. The true crime documentaries and swindling alone have already paid for Netflix subscriptions 10x over. …
Movie Review: Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Movie: Infinity Castle
Being a luddite American for so long, I wasn’t aware of Japan’s anime hype train movie machine. Many times, to tease the upcoming season, a …
Movie Review: Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale
And what a Grand Finale it was! We said goodbye to Maggie Smith (sadly, in reality too) in the last Downton. And now we say …
Movie Review: DEVO
Chris Smith has become the Ron Howard of documentary filmmaking. He’s always picking subjects that bring something interesting to the table, that also have enough …
Movie Review: Twinless
Hell yeah! Movies can get remembered for many reasons, but one of the best ones is when you pinpoint this as the movie where someone …
Movie Review: Caught Stealing
I guess Darren Aronofsky is in a new era. After an incredible 20 year run of making daring, experimental, Bible challenging films, really bad box …
Movie Review: A Little Prayer
What a beautiful little gem this film is. Angus MacLachlan must have said A Little Prayer when he sat down to write his screenplay, hoping …