Review: ‘Love Life’A Captivating Exploration Of Grief And Redemption In A Silent World Of...
In the enchanting world of Japanese cinema, where emotions often speak louder than words, Love Life, written and directed by the masterful Koji Fukada...
Review: ‘Bobi Wine: The People’s President’Unveils Uganda's Courageous Struggle In A Political Saga Of...
Against the backdrop of Uganda's 2021 presidential election, the documentary Bobi Wine: The People’s President thrusts audiences into an electrifying narrative of courage, determination,...
Review: ‘Medusa Deluxe’A24’s Latest Is A Stylish Whodunnit In The World Of British...
Thanks to the efforts of Rian Johnson, murder mysteries are back in the public lexicon! His delivery of Knives Out, its sequel Glass Union,...
Review: ‘Heart Of Stone’Gal Gadot Is On Target But Netflix's Big Budget Spy Flick...
Beautiful spies battling deadly, globe-threatening AI is all the rage right now. While Tom Cruise is still out there taking death-defying risks in Mission: Impossible-Dead...
Review: ‘The Last Voyage Of The Demeter’Dracula Has A Seaside Feast In Gory But...
There's a reason why so many thrillers and horror movies are set on ships. They are, in a way, like floating prisons. Once a...
Review: ‘The Pod Generation’Emilia Clarke and Chiwetel Ejiofor Lead Sophie Barthes’ Frustrating, Futuristic Third...
Director Sophie Barthes’ The Pod Generation is a 101-minute-long movie version of a Black Mirror episode. Starring Emilia Clarke and Chiwetel Ejiofor, who would most likely show up...
Review: ‘Aporia’Judy Greer Deals With The Burden Of Time Travel In Jared Moshe's Thought-Provoking...
Jared Moshe's Aporia is yet another sci-fi film dealing with time travel, and the ramifications of messing around with it. But unlike many others that use...
Ranking ‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ “Space Rhapsody” Songs
A little FYI about me: I’m such an in-the-closet theater nerd! Something about being a Jersey boy who could frequent NYC Broadway shows as...
Review: ‘The Wendigo’Found Footage Creature Horror Is Creepy But Overstays Its Welcome
I’m sure you’ve heard the legend of the Wendigo. That cryptid that roams the dark corners of the Eastern United States terrorizing campers, hikers...
Review: ‘Brother’Clement Virgo’s Directorial Debut Masterfully Examines Manhood, Loss, And Being Young And...
As a (person who still thinks he's a) young black man who was raised in the US on hip-hop and geeky things, I'm frequently...