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‘The Brink’ Review: A Political Doc Unlike Any Before but Familiar All the Same

Sean Cordy -
In the world of political documentaries, there's the land of Michael Moore's righteousness, the conspiracies of Dinesh D'Souza, and at the moment little else....
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Exclusive: Matthew McConaughey on The Role He Was Born to Play in ‘The Beach Bum’

Sean Cordy -
In 1995, Harmony Korine crashed onto the scene penning the script for Kids, far from something for kids to enjoy. His directorial debut Gummo...
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‘A Vigilante’ Review: An Aces Olivia Wilde Leads a Film That Cuts Deep & expands on #MeToo

Sean Cordy -
Part of what makes attending film festivals like SXSW so special is the raw reactions you can experience. No critic's input can lead you...
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‘Pink Wall’ Review: Jay Duplass & Tatiana Maslany Are Perfect in a Stunning Portrait of a Troubled Relationship

Sean Cordy -
Three years ago, Mark Duplass wrote one of the most intimate films of recent memory with Blue Jay, a painfully touching portrait of high...
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Way Too Early Oscar Predictions Podcast: US, Gloria Bell & More Usher in Oscar Season 2020

Pop-Break Staff -
https://soundcloud.com/popbreakdotcombreakcast/way-too-early-oscar-prediction-podcast-us-apollo-11-climax-usher-in-oscar-season-2020 Welcome to Season 2 of The Way Too Early Oscar Predictions podcast! We are about a month removed from the 2019 Academy Awards, and...
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1999 Movie-versaries: EDtv

Matthew Widdis -
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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Hotel Mumbai Review: A Tragic, Lasting Trip Through Hell

Tom Moore -
Written by Tom Moore Evoking feelings of terror and a choking sense of fear about as real as the true event it’s based on, Hotel...
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Shazam! Review: DC’s Latest a Near-Perfect Lightning Storm of Humor & Heart

Matt Gilbert -
Ladies and gentlemen, they did it. DC’s delusions of needing to be distinct to be competitive seem to have finally evaporated, because they and...
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‘The Dirt’ Review: The Good, Bad & The Ugly of Mötley Crüe

Tommy Tracy -
Was the right call to let the Mötley Crüe fan review this film? Well, yes and no. The problem with a biopic about one of...
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Women in Horror: The Evolution of the Final Girl

Tom Moore -
Written by Tom Moore Triumph is a word often associated with those who rise from the ashes of their struggles to make their mark and...
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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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