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Review: 3 Faces — An Odyssey of Actresses

Marisa Carpico -
Writer-director Jafar Panahi's 3 Faces begins with phone camera footage of a young woman filming her own suicide. It's upsetting and it's understandable when...
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1999 Movie-Versaries: Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels

Bill Bodkin -
1999 was a big year for movies. It was the year that The Matrix‘s slow-motion bullet influenced action movies for years to come. It was...
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1999 Movie-versaries: Analyze This

Matt Gilbert -
1999 was a big year for movies. It was the year that The Matrix‘s slow-motion bullet influenced action movies for years to come. It...
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1999 Movie-versaries: Cruel Intentions

Matt Taylor -
1999 was a big year for movies. It was the year that The Matrix‘s slow-motion bullet influenced action movies for years to come. It was...
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Review: Climax is Fun … If You Can Stand It

Marisa Carpico -
French director Gaspar Noé loves to make unpleasant films. Whether it’s 2002’s Irreversible–which centers around a horrific rape scene that never seems to stop...
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Review: The Hole in the Ground is a Claustrophobic New ‘Creepy Kid’ Thriller

Tom Moore -
Written by Tom Moore Capturing a mysteriously eerie tone and showcasing how creepy the woods can really be, The Hole in the Ground is a...
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The Fab 5, Motley Crue & Idris Elba as a DJ: Everything Coming to Netflix in March 2019

Bill Bodkin -
March 2019 is shaping up to be a very big month for Netflix -- which is saying something since Netflix seems to be dropping...
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Review: Apollo 11 is a Breathtaking Achievement

Marisa Carpico -
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the moon landing and the new documentary Apollo 11 is a glorious way to mark the occasion....
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Review: Asako I + II – An Intriguing Romance That Evolves Into Something More

Matt Taylor -
When we meet Asako (Erika Karata), she is a young woman in the midst of her first love. The object of her affection is...
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Review: Greta is a Wildly Entertaining Throwback to Trashy Thrillers

Matt Taylor -
For the first quarter of Greta, the latest thriller from Neil Jordan (Interview with a Vampire, The Crying Game), I kept looking for some...
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Review: Netflix’s Paddleton – The Game Isn’t Real but the Emotion Is

Ben Murchison -
Written by Ben Murchison Paddleton is an eccentric buddy comedy on Netflix that is packaged within a deeply emotional transition for both of its main...
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Review: Woman at War is a Sympathetic & Fantastical Look at a Divisive Subject

Marisa Carpico -
It’s not easy to get an audience to root for a terrorist. Yet that’s exactly what Icelandic filmmaker Benedikt Erlingsson has done with his...
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