The announcement that director Danny Boyle and screenwriter Alex Garland would return to the post-apocalyptic world of 28 Days Later after 22 years was surprising…

I think most people would agree that if you look back on your childhood with fondness, you’re one of the lucky ones. For most of…

There’s no shortage of movies about young men obsessed with being perceived as “the greatest.” Anyone with a little bit of talent – whether that…

If you’re reading this, there is an extremely high likelihood that you’ve seen one (if not both) of James Cameron’s Avatar movies. Seeing as how…

If you are allergic to movies about the internal sadness and existential crises of the rich and famous, close this review and forget you ever…

Oliver Laxe's “Sirât" -- his fourth feature and the winner of the Jury Prize at Cannes -- is a movie that defies easy classification, primarily…

There probably hasn't been a time in human history where we haven't romanticized the past. When our current struggles seem too hard to overcome, it's…

The first fifteen minutes of Sven Bresser's "Reedland" is deceptively soothing, lulling you into an almost dreamlike state by simply showing the daily routine of…

Stories about the afterlife are always inherently interesting — since no one knows what it really looks like, every interpretation is limited only by the…

Generational trauma is a topic that has become increasingly popular in the arts, as more and more people seek to understand and deal with the…

It's interesting that our biggest filmmakers have been mostly unwilling to make movies set in modern times, especially since 2020. There have always been those…

The role of the title character in Hedda Gabler has always been a juicy one for stage actors ever since Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen first…

Whenever we picture a group of rebels or revolutionaries battling against an oppressive regime, we instinctively regard any violence inflicted on the oppressors as justice.…

There was really nothing in 2021’s “The Black Phone” to suggest that a sequel would be on its way, particularly when you consider the final…

At its heart, Edward Berger's "Ballad of a Small Player" is a simple and familiar tale, one of a down-on-his luck gambling addict who learns…