NEW YORK FILM FESTIVAL 2020 REVIEW!!! I love it when a documentary adds some fictional aspects...

Not only is April Wright's Stuntwomen: The Untold Hollywood Story a remarkable history of...

Right off the bat, Gavin Michael Booth's Last Call is a remarkable piece of filmmaking,  from...

Told through an expanding collage of images and scenes, The Evening Redness in the...

NEW TO VIRTUAL CINEMAS! Where does hate stem from? How does a human being become another...

Candice (Daisy Axon) is a charismatic and energetic twelve-year-old who refuses to take "no"...

It's not quite as dark as American Beauty, but Sean Durkin's The Nest is the story about the...

From the director of the 2008 "classic" The Hottie & the Nottie comes a probing, lyrical...

In the age of preprogrammed beats and inconsequential, identical pop tunes, it's refreshing to...

If a movie is forgettably bland, it is because the viewer is not invested in the characters or...

Celebrating its "Sweet 16," the HollyShorts Film Festival is going virtual to a global audience...

NEW TO NETFLIX! The tensions surrounding Washington, D.C.’s identity as a people, physical...

The great thing about a film that is grounded in a familial drama is that it can go in about a...

Sight & Sound: The Cinema Of Walter Murch is a documentary by Jon Lefkovitz working double...

Another day, another clown-centric movie to review. This time, it is Wild Eye Releasing’s...