Movie Review: Renfield
I’m pretty sure the pitch for Renfield got no farther than “Nic Cage is playing Dracula.” If it were just that, the movie would be …
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Movie Review: Causeway
There’s usually a very important stepping stone a movie star makes: the small indie breakout performance. Jennifer Lawrence didn’t come fully formed with her Katniss …
Movie Review: Blue Bayou
A lot of Oscar films usually advocate for a particular cause. Something important, highlighting a segment of the population usually not covered by Marvel or …
Movie Review: Project Power
Though not as highly profiled as their teenage stories or romcoms, Netflix’s sci-fi slate is pretty solid simply due to Netflix’s churn of new originals. …
Movie Review: The Lovebirds
To say I was excited to see a comedy involving Issa Rae and Kumail Nanjiani is an understatement. Two of the funniest, charming people on …
Movie Review: When We First Met
Ah, the time travel rom com. 15+ movies and counting. The concept of time and romantic connection has long since been studied and run into …
Movie Review: Chef
Jon Favreau celebrates his indie return with a culinary delight. Chef is a charming and sweet destination tale where the journey is more important than …
Movie Review: Now You See Me
Magicians are inherently compelling. Built around misdirection and hidden agendas, anything they say or do will have you second guessing what is real and what …
Movie Review: Killing Them Softly
Killing Them Softly really bludgeons you over the head with its message. Set during the 2008 Presidential Election and financial crisis, Killing Them Softly showcases …