Writer/director Rian Johnson atones for The Last Jedi, his polarizing entry into the Star Wars saga, with his star studded and wildly entertaining whodunnit, Knives Out.
In Theaters Review: Knives Out
Short Film Review: The Thin Orange Line
Aleem Hossain’s gritty cop drama with a twist, The Thin Orange Line, will remind viewers of simpler times in their lives and how things change with age.
Netflix Original Review: The Irishman
Though not his best work, legendary director Martin Scorsese returns to his roots with The Irishman, a 3.5 hour long mob epic about the disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa.
In Theaters Review: A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
The Mr. Rogers biopic, A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, isn’t quite the feelgood story that everyone was expecting but delivers a positive message and features a stellar performance from Tom Hanks.
Indie Film Review: Art of the Dead
Art of the Dead is ridiculously entertaining B-movie horror with great special effects and a fun premise centered around the Seven Deadly Sins.
In Theaters Review: Jojo Rabbit
Taika Waititi’s new film, Jojo Rabbit, breaks the mold of a typical World War II story as a very funny and heartfelt experience.
Indie Film Review: After We Leave
Aleem Hossain’s feature length directorial debut, After We Leave, is well made and chocked full of intrigue while being slightly hamstrung by an undeveloped cinematic world.
In Theaters Review: Ford v Ferrari
James Mangold’s Ford v Ferrari is a very well made film with some excellent lead performances from Matt Damon and Christian Bale.
Indie Film Review: A Young Man with High Potential
Linus de Paoli’s sophomore feature, A Young Man with High Potential, is a disturbingly engaging watch that’s bound to incite negative reactions due to its subject matter.
Short Film Review: Beauty Queen
Nicholas Goodwin’s Beauty Queen is very well made and acted with a nice message despite maybe feeling a little too familiar.
