Thriller

A Violent Man

By Alan Ng | February 2019

Terms get thrown around a lot, especially the ones that make us sound smarter and more sophisticated. The truth is we don’t…

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Terms get thrown around a lot, especially the ones that make us sound smarter and more sophisticated. The truth is we don’t always have a firm grasp of...

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As I sit here, thinking about Victorian supernatural mystery, The Isle by Tori and Matthew Butler Hart, I confess I’m an oafish American. I once received...

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By the title, you would think Sweetheart is a romantic comedy or a “feel-good” coming of age story. You would be very wrong. It’s the furthest thing...

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Crime thrillers need to walk a fine line between keeping the viewer intrigued and not making the plot so convoluted to cause them to tune out. On the other...

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Snowflake is a work of mad genius and one of the most surprisingly fun movies to come along in a long time. At a three-way intersection between Pulp...

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In their second feature together, Co-directors Nick Chakwin and David Guglielmo give us a short but intriguing mystery/thriller, Hospitality. Coming in at...

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Security guard David Dunn uses his supernatural abilities to track Kevin Wendell Crumb, a disturbed man who has twenty-four personalities. Nineteen...

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When it comes to tearing friendships apart, nothing is quite so reliable as buried treasure. Being stranded on an island with rapidly declining resources...

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At a time when most movies are begging on their hands and knees for your adoration, Henry Dunham's The Standoff at Sparrow Creek takes on the...

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Hollywood has always trivialized death, specifically in the police, gangster, and gang genres. Death seems less tragic because it’s “art” after all....

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