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Netflix, Orson Welles, and The Act of Processing Film History

Sean Cordy -
I don’t know if I liked The Other Side of The Wind. I don’t know if I liked it. Loved it. Loathed it. But I...
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Review: Shoplifters is a Brilliant Tale of Family, Morality & Crime

Marisa Carpico -
When it starts, Japanese director Hirokazu Koreeda’s new film Shoplifters seems innocuous. We see a young boy, Shota (Jyo Kairi), and the man we...
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Green Book is a Complex, Yet Endearing Character Drama

Tom Moore -
Written by Tom Moore Green Book takes its viewers through a tough, yet heartwarming journey through the 1960’s American South as two men learn the...
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Review: Wreck-It Ralph 2: Ralph Breaks the Internet is Flat-Out ‘Wreck-tacular’

Logan J. Fowler -
  Wreck-It Ralph 2: Ralph Breaks the Internet Plot Summary: When the steering wheel of the Sugar Rush arcade cabinet breaks, Wreck-it Ralph (voice of...
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Review: Creed II is an Absolute Knockout

Tommy Tracy -
The Rocky franchise gets a lot of guff for its heavy reliance on montages, flashbacks and clichéd endings. Yet, they are all pretty beloved,...
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Instant Family: A Comedy with Heart

Pop-Break Staff -
Written by Daryn Kirscht Based on the trailers for the movie and writer/director Sean Anders’s shaky track record, I had an initial expectation that Instant...
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Roma: A Naturalistic Epic That Rewards Viewers

Matt Taylor -
In one brilliant scene about halfway through Roma, the family at the center of this intimate drama take a trip to the movies to...
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Review: Robin Hood Robs From the Audience’s Wallet & Gives Them Nothing

Tom Moore -
Written by Tom Moore The story of Robin Hood is probably one of the oldest, and most classic tales told to us as kids. He’s...
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The Favourite: The Wild Ride of Oscar Season 2018

Matt Taylor -
If you're looking for a classy costume drama dripping with Oscar bait, then look elsewhere — The Favourite is not your movie. Sure, it's...
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Review: Widows is Intricate, Intimate, and Exciting

Matt Taylor -
Steve McQueen is the sort of director who never seemed destined for studio filmmaking. His films, including the depressing sex-addiction themed Shame and the...
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The Ballad of Buster Scruggs: How Do the Coens Do on Netflix?

Pop-Break Staff -
The Coen Brothers are some of the most consistent filmmakers working today. This is undeniable if you look at the stats; of the 18...
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Review: Cam May be One of Blumhouse’s Best Films Ever

Tom Moore -
WARNING SPOILERS AHEAD Exploring the world of online web cam girls and the repercussions of doing anything to be famous, Netflix’s new film, Cam, is not...
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