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‘The Riot Act’ Review: This Film Has a Definite Hero Problem

Marisa Carpico -
It’s been a big week for actor Brett Cullen. First, he appeared in Todd Phillips’s Joker as Batman’s doomed father, Thomas Wayne. Now, this...
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Midsommar on Blu-Ray Review: If You Enjoyed the Film, Definitely Buy It

Ann Hale -
After a family tragedy, a young American couple joins some friends at a Midsommar festival in a remote Swedish village. What begins as a...
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‘Dilili in Paris’ Review: The Road to Hell is Paved with Good Intentions

Marisa Carpico -
When Dilili in Paris starts, it seems like a harmless family cartoon. Written, directed and animated by Michel Ocelot, the first scene finds Dilili...
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‘Wrinkles the Clown’ Review: A Doc That Explores a Real-Life Boogeyman & Spoils the Fun of It All

Tom Moore -
Written by Tom Moore While clowns are generally known for their comedic routines and their wacky appearance, they’ve found a place in the horror genre...
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‘Joker’ Review: Too Incoherent to be Dangerous

Marisa Carpico -
The Alamo Drafthouse has a tradition of showing a funny clip before screenings to remind the audience of its no phones or talking policy....
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‘Downton Abbey’ Review: A Pleasant Visit with Old Friends

Pop-Break Staff -
Written by Jennifer Marie The Downton Abbey movie has a lot to offer long-time fans and newcomers alike. It’s exciting to see the magical world...
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‘Memory: Origins of Alien’ Director on The Power of ‘Alien’ & its Cultural Status

Sean Cordy -
While at Fantastic Fest, we caught one of the hottest documentaries of the year for film fans, Memory: The Origins of Alien. Directed by Alexandre...
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‘Lucy in the Sky’ Review: A Fascinating Failed Experiment

Marisa Carpico -
Even without their close release dates, it was probably inevitable that audiences would compare Ad Astra and Lucy in the Sky. They’re both about...
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‘Judy’ Review: A Tour de Force from Renée Zellweger

Marisa Carpico -
The most remarkable scene in 1954’s A Star is Born -- and arguably of Judy Garland’s career -- comes when her character, Esther Blodgett,...
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Trailer Reaction: ‘Birds of Prey’ Looks Less Than Fantabulous

Rachel Freeman -
Birds of Prey and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn is supposed to be an upcoming superhero movie based on the DC Comics...
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‘Pain and Glory’ Review: Pedro Almodovar’s Latest is all about Filmmakers & Their Careers

Matt Taylor -
While it's not necessarily a requirement, Pain and Glory is best experienced if viewed after watching a majority of Pedro Almodovar's eclectic filmography. This...
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‘First Love’ Review: Another Great Film from Director Takashi Miike

Tom Moore -
Written by Tom Moore With over 100 director credits to his name and having tackled any and every film genre, legendary director Takashi Miike returns...
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