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Review: Larry Fessenden’s ‘Depraved’ is Genuinely Great Horror

Marisa Carpico -
There have been dozens, maybe hundreds, of adaptations of Mary Shelley's 1818 novel, Frankenstein. The latest, Depraved, premiered last night at New York's What...
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Wonder Park Strives To Balance a Colorful World of Imagination With Real Life Melancholy

Murjani Rawls -
Do you remember the days when you were younger and your mind would take you places that could only be relatable if it was...
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Triple Frontier Review: An Exciting Premise That Doesn’t Deliver on its Potential

Ben Murchison -
Written by Ben Murchison Triple Frontier tells the story retired Special Forces operatives that seize an opportunity to use their skillset to their own benefit...
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Review: The Aftermath Review is an Unconvincing Romance

Tom Moore -
Written by Tom Moore When I say that The Aftermath is dull, I really mean it’s dull. Unable to decide whether it wants to be...
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Ash is Purest White Review: A Gangster Love Story Spanning Years and Genres

Matt Taylor -
Ash is Purest White is a gangster film, but it might not always feel that way. As is the case with many films from...
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Five Feet Apart Review: Don’t Forget the Tissues … Lots of Them

Tom Moore -
Written by Tom Moore Upon seeing the trailer for Five Feet Apart, I couldn’t help but find myself thinking: “Oh boy, another one of THESE...
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‘I See You’ Review : A Frustrating but Completely Original, Surprising Pseudo-Thriller

Sean Cordy -
Before I entered the midnight screening of I See You, I joked that it’s going to be a play on I.CU. — or Intensive...
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Spielberg vs. Netflix: Do Streaming Movies Deserve Oscar Consideration?

Mike Vacchiano -
Written by Michael Vacchiano Anyone who has ever seen a movie knows who Steven Spielberg is. The man has been responsible for creating some of...
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Review: Captive State is Rupert Wyatt’s Strong, Lo-Fi Take on Humans vs. Evil Aliens

Tom Moore -
Written by Tom Moore Likely best known for his directing work on Rise of the Planet of the Apes, Rupert Wyatt trades apes for aliens...
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‘Running With Beto’ Review: Another Political Doc That Exists Only For One Side

Sean Cordy -
As I waited for my SXSW screening of Running With Beto, which will be released on HBO on May 26, volunteers were passing out...
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The Mustang Can’t Escape the Shadow of Last Year’s Horse Movie

Marisa Carpico -
Believe it or not, The Rider and The Mustang are two different movies. The former hit theaters last year, was directed by Chloé Zhao...
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The Hummingbird Project Review: Surprisingly Melancholy and Thoughtful

Marisa Carpico -
We've seen a lot of movies about stock market grifters. In 1987, there was Wall Street, which told us greed was good mere months...
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