Inhumanity, the second feature film from writer/director Joe McReynolds, is a bit messy in terms of its story but is an insanely satisfying experience.
Indie Film Review: Inhumanity
In Theaters Review: Eighth Grade
Bo Burnham’s, feature film debut, Eighth Grade, is a snapshot of modern youth that has something to say but may not resonate as much with older audiences.
Is an Outstanding Achievement in Popular Film Oscar a good idea?
With the Academy’s announcement of the creation of the Outstanding Achievement in Popular Film Oscar, is this a good way to increase Oscar viewership or will it affect the Academy’s overall legitimacy?
Indie Film Review: The Incantation
Jude S. Walko’s feature film debut, The Incantation, is technically impressive but suffers from some iffy acting and a questionable story at times.
In Theaters Review – Mission: Impossible – Fallout
Mission: Impossible – Fallout continues the streak of great entries in the franchise but is a bit too long and drawn out for its own good.
State of the Franchise – Mission: Impossible
With the sixth entry set for release this weekend, it’s time to look back at the Mission: Impossible series in this installment of State of the Franchise!
In Theaters Review: The Equalizer 2
The Equalizer 2 is a decent enough sequel but, like its predecessor, it can’t seem to figure out what makes its story interesting: the characters.
Indie Film Review: Parts Unknown
Richard Chandler’s grindhouse-esque wrestling/horror film, Parts Unknown, is a chaotic and brutal romp that’s somewhat uneven but entertaining overall.
In Theaters Review – Sicario: Day of the Soldado
Sicario: Day of the Soldado isn’t an entirely bad film but it’s a questionable sequel and doesn’t come close to living up to its predecessor.
Indie Film Review: Mad Genius
Royce Gorsuch’s debut feature film, Mad Genius, has an interesting idea at its core but its potential is never fully realized as viewers are left with more questions than answers.
