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SXSW Review: ‘American Animals’ Channels Classic Heist Films to Find its Voice

Sean Cordy -
Whether Bart Layton’s American Animals will become an American classic will take a few years to know. One thing is certain, though, it sure...
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The Most Creative Cosplay from Lexington Comic & Toy Con

Sheena Fisher -
Pop Break Live: Lexington Toy & Comic Con in Lexington, Kentucky Words by Sheena Fisher | Photos by Sheena Fisher & Anthony Coleman This past weekend...
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SXSW Review: Galveston is an All-American Tragedy with a Powerhouse Performance

Sean Cordy -
Adapted from Nic Pizzolatto’s novel of the same name Galveston is a hurricane of a film. It’s emotionally earnest and bold, but there are...
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SXSW Review: Unfriended: Dark Web is a Clever Reimaging of the Original

Sean Cordy -
Here’s an accomplishment, a PG-13 movie became darker than its R-rated counterpart. That’s Unfriended: Dark Web (not Game Night as listed on IMDb as of the SXSW premiere)...
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SXSW Review: Ready Player One is Why We Love Movies

Sean Cordy -
Under the request of Mr. Steven Spielberg himself, there are no spoilers for Ready Player One here. Good luck finding them anywhere else too. It would...
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SXSW Review: Blockers is the Teen Comedy 2018 Needs

Sean Cordy -
To compare A Quiet Place and Blockers is a bit unorthodox. One is a tense horror film while the other is a raunchy, teen sex comedy. But...
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A Wrinkle in Time: A Beautiful, Emotional, Wonder-Filled Epic

Marisa Carpico -
I read A Wrinkle in Time in the 5th grade, but I don’t remember anything about it. At least, I didn’t think I did....
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SXSW Review: John’s Krasinski ‘A Quiet Place’ is Absolutely Terrifying

Sean Cordy -
John Krasinkski told me not to spoil anything, so of course, I’ll tell all. But really, I’ll keep spoilers completely out and plot points...
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Leaning into the Wind: Andy Goldsworthy – A Must-See Doc of Art & Nature

Marisa Carpico -
All the way back in 2001, director Thomas Riedelsheimer released Rivers and Tides: Andy Goldsworthy. The documentary followed the titular UK artist as he...
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The Strangers: Prey at Night is a Fun Homage to 70s & 80s Horror Films

Tommy Tracy -
Warning: Full Spoilers for 2008’s The Strangers The Strangers is one of the few modern-day horror classics, perfectly mixing tone, scares and acting. It...
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Red Sparrow Shines With Lawrence’s Performance and Overall Plot Point, But Drags In Other Areas

Murjani Rawls -
Director Francis Lawrence and Jennifer Lawrence are no strangers to each other in the movie realm. Lawrence was behind the camera for the last...
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Gringo: A Film That Desperately Wants You to Love It

Marisa Carpico -
Gringo is a film desperate to be loved. Directed by Nash Edgerton and written by Anthony Tambakis and Matthew Stone, it’s supposed to be...
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