Review: ‘Son Of The South’Spike Lee-Produced Civil Rights Drama Stars Lucas Till As An...
Over the past year we as Americans have seen contrasting images of race. Black Lives Matter protesters were pepper-sprayed outside the White House while...
Review: ‘Redemption Day’Despite Plenty Of Familiar Faces, This Wartime Hostage Thriller Has Been Done...
Over the next year and a half, the movie release schedule is going to look very different from what we are used to. Since...
The Punch Drunk Critics ‘Best and Worst of 2020’
It's that time of year, dear reader. We join forces to give you insight into our top picks in a very strange year for...
Review: ‘Bridgerton’Shondaland's First Netflix Series Is Sexy And Salacious Fun
Ladies (and Gentlemen, it's 2020 and dudes can watch historical romance if they want to. Screw gender norms.) If you were planning on watching...
Review: ‘Sister Of The Groom’Alicia Silverstone And Tom Everett Scott Star In The Uneven...
One of the best consequences of COVID is not having to see your family for the holidays. Sister of the Groom reminds us how...
Review: ‘I’m Your Woman’Rachel Brosnahan Is Looking For Her Husband In This Homage To...
Some movies need context in order to understand their full impact. Without a few historical references or previous knowledge, a film’s entire meeting can...
Review: ‘Happiest Season”Kristen Stewart And Mackenzie Davis Can't Make The Yuletide Gay In Hulu's...
For many people, Christmas time means Christmas movies. Earlier this year Hallmark received backlash for announcing that they would finally be making a Christmas...
Review: ‘Uncle Frank’Paul Bettany Leads A Strong Cast In Gay Southern Drama
Every kid has a relative that inspires them. One that sees their potential, that might introduce them to foreign films, gives them a book...
Review: ‘Stardust’Even Without Bowie Music, Biopic Strikes An Emotional Chord
David Bowie famously stated that he would never allow a biopic to be made about his life. While the icon couldn’t keep Hollywood from...
Review: ‘The Last Vermeer’Art World Thriller Features A Scene-Stealing Guy Pearce
There are A LOT of World War II movies. One seems to come out every Oscar season. However, the rebuilding that came after the...