February - 2018

Review: Mute

Blade Runner's undeniable influence on what the present-future world looks like has now become more curse than blessing. Its vision of a...

Letting go is hard to do, especially when it's letting go of someone whom you've loved almost your entire life. That's the case with...

Charisma may be an essential ingredient in one-character, single-setting, real-time films, but charisma can only take one so far if the...

Relationship issues abound for two couples in Brian Crano's romantic dramedy, Permission. For Will (Dan Stevens) and Anna (Rebecca Hall),...

It's been 14 years since writer-director Ron Shelton released his last film, the solid if unmemorable Hollywood Homicide. Prior to that,...

More than a significant milestone for the Marvel Cinematic Universe - or any other comic book film franchise, for that matter - Black...

By parts beguiling, quietly devastating, and surgically cruel, Phantom Thread, the latest from writer-director Paul Thomas Anderson, is...

If there are any screams to be had in The Cloverfield Paradox, the latest entry in the Cloverfield film universe, they are screams of...

The white hot chemistry of Matthias Schoenaerts and Adèle Exarchopolous is more than enough to recommend Flemish director Michaël R....

The high-gloss, soft-core film adaptations of E.L. James' wildly popular Fifty Shades trilogy have always been unbothered by logic,...