Grade: B The subject of the pandemic is still a tricky one to tackle, given that partisan dipshittery and weaponized misinformation means it’s still very much going strong. While this
Rating: C- Somewhere in the 100-minute run time of Lamb is perfectly great 30-minute short. The film, which had its premiere earlier this year as part of the Un Certain
Rating: C- The gulf between intention and execution is often vast and unfathomable. There are a lot of great ideas in Mayday, the ethereal feature debut from writer/director Karen Cinorre,
This ‘Soprano’s Story’ feels like something Paulie might leave in the pishadoo.
Lady of the Manor is the kind of lighthearted comedy romp harkening back to the slightly more carefree days of 80’s summer cinema. It stars Melanie Lynskey as Hannah, a
Rating: A- It’s difficult not to view any movie about the ethics of robotics outside of an Isaac Asimov lens. His short stories and novels theorizing and pondering about the
Grade B+ Whenever you sit down for a movie starring Nicolas Cage, particularly one made during his steadily intensifying baroque period, there’s always a chance you’ll see a testicle explode.
Rating: B- If Small Engine Repair had been made decades ago, it’s likely it would be revered as a cult classic today. Written, directed by, and starring John Pollono, based
The Alpinist shows that humanity can reach great heights, literally and figuratively, if we dream big enough.
Marvel doesn’t reinvent any forumulas, but Shang-Chi is still an awesome addition to the assembly.
