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’12 Hour Shift’ Review: An Unconventionally Fun Dark Comedy Heist

Most people aren’t fond of hospitals. That’s a given under normal circumstances—let alone one that’s wrapped up in an organ trafficking ring. That’s the...

‘The Babysitter: Killer Queen’ Sacrifices Plot for Comedy 

In 2017, Netflix provided an entertaining horror comedy with The Babysitter, where a boy who clearly has a crush on his babysitter learns that...

‘Unpregnant’ Review: Approachable, Entertaining, Enlightening & Honest

Unpregnant follows Veronica (Haley Lu Richardson, Edge of Seventeen) as she finds out that she is unexpectedly pregnant. No one knows her secret, except...

Socially Distanced Episode #26: Living Their Lives a 1/4 Parsec at a Time

Subscribe to the Socially Distanced Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Anchor, and Google Podcasts. And while you're there if you can give us a rate and review that'd...

Kevin Smith Brings Mooby’s Pop Up to Red Bank, New Jersey

As well all slowly adjust to whatever exactly this "new normal" is, I am always extremely grateful anytime fans can attend any sort of...

‘Residue’ Review: A Stunning Feature Début

  Watching the opening scenes of writer-director Merawi Gerima's début feature Residue, it quickly becomes clear that it's at least a little autobiographical. Like Gerima,...

‘Rent-A-Pal’ Review: 2020’s Hidden Horror Gem

Touching on a familiar horror concept through fresh methods and some absolutely entrancing performances, Rent-A-Pal, Jon Stevenson’s feature directorial and writing debut, is a...

‘DTF’ Review: A Deeply Flawed but Fascinating Documentary about Sex Addiction

  When it starts, director Al Bailey's DTF seems like a feature-length episode of The Bachelor in the making. After his wife Charlotte died young...

TIFF Review: Akilla’s Escape

Reading the plot description for Akilla’s Escape, which screened at the Toronto International Film Festival over the weekend, the story seems like a cliché...

‘Nail in the Coffin: The Fall and Rise of Vampiro’ Review: A Documentary About a Father First & A Wrestler Second

You'd think a documentary about a young man escaping a life of crime in Canada to become a bodyguard for Milli Vanilli then somehow...

‘The New Mutants’ Review: Not Worth the Wait

Written by Samuel Niles It was, perhaps, optimistic to think that The New Mutants’ delays were solely the result of the Disney/Fox merger and had...

‘Tenet’ Review: Breathtaking Cinema

  Written by Samuel Niles The line, “Don’t try to understand it, feel it,” from Christopher Nolan's Tenet has already been used to praise the film...