Amsterdam ★½
Director David O. Russell returns with Amsterdam, seven years having passed since his last film, Joy. The film finds himContinue Reading
Director David O. Russell returns with Amsterdam, seven years having passed since his last film, Joy. The film finds himContinue Reading
Hotly anticipated and mired in seemingly endless controversy, Andrew Dominik‘s fictionalized Marilyn Monroe biographical psychodrama, Blonde, finally hit Netflix onContinue Reading
Suspense and action is on our mind this October. Continue reading to discover a number of lesser known features asContinue Reading
Pearl may be a spin-off story to Ti West’s slasher homage X released earlier this year, but it stands onContinue Reading
James Wong Howe is one of cinema’s most celebrated cinematographers. With a career spanning from the silent era to theContinue Reading
The Woman King tells the story of a tumultuous time in the West African kingdom of Dahomey. King Ghezo (JohnContinue Reading
In 2017, Brian Brown-Easley (John Boyega), an Iraq War veteran, walked into a Wells Fargo bank and held two employeesContinue Reading
Noir, neo-noir, and the West capture our attention this month. Read below for a few of our thoughts and recommendationsContinue Reading
Directed by Halina Reijn, Bodies Bodies Bodies takes the enduringly popular social deduction game of “Mafia” or “Werewolf” and turnsContinue Reading
Emily the Criminal represents a modern response to ever-present issues in society. Film noir in the 1940s and 1950s oftenContinue Reading








