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My Spy is one of those unfortunate films that you can clearly see a better movie inside as opposed to the one unfolding before...
Paint the Eyes First is a student film about a young man trying to escape the past and come to terms with himself. It also...
Radioactive is a hypnotic and challenging film about Madam Curie. It is a difficult film about a difficult woman and is unapologetic about both. This...
Knock. Knock. Who’s There? The New Mutants release date. We live in a world of quarantine, pandemics, willfully negligent governance, and a woefully naked soul-crushing greed...
I have been desperately searching for a copy of Corey Yuen’s Yes, Madam! for almost a decade. It’s known as the Hong Kong action film which...
I’m a sucker for noir, folk songs, tragic misunderstandings, and Margot Martindale; which makes Blow the Man Down a movie I’m in the bag for...
I love books. But I’m not a collector, nor do I aspire to be one, unlike the people interviewed in the documentary The Booksellers....
Miss Juneteenth is a warm, sweet ode to mothers and daughters. While it does all of that it also looks at how love and...
The Vast of Night is a strange captivating spell of a sci-fi movie. It unfurls like a ball of yarn, slowly revealing itself bit by...
Blood Quantum is a brutal, squeamish, and bleak zombie movie. While it doesn’t reinvent the genre, it does redesign it. Blending together an uneasy eeriness...
Julien Temple flushes Earth Girls Are Easy with self-aware kitsch which keeps the film afloat when the cheesecloth thin story begins to drag. For what is...
I like a lot of things about Michael Showalter’s The Lovebirds. But it’s a dark comedy that is afraid to get too dark and a surreal romantic...
California is looking to re-open movie theaters as early as this Friday. Why? Because we live in a nightmarish hellscape from which we can...
Body Cam is a supernatural thriller that plays with its cards too close to its chest. Intentional or not, it causes a conflict within...
DOA: Dead or Alive is unfiltered cinematic nonsense. The film isn’t brain-dead so much as it is a zombie in search of brains to...
This will be the last installment of Second Chance Sundays. Starting next week we will be reviewing new movies that have been released via...
