Orson Oblowitz’s debut feature, The Queen of Hollywood Blvd, is a bit light on story but makes up for its shortcomings with style and technique.
Indie Film Review: The Queen of Hollywood Blvd
Author: Jeremie Sabourin
The Haunting of Hill House Wrap-Up
With Netflix’s The Haunting of Hill House, creator and director Mike Flanagan crafts an excellent family horror drama with a haunted house as its backdrop.
In Theaters Review: The Girl in the Spider’s Web
The newest entry in the Dragon Tattoo franchise, The Girl in the Spider’s Web, is a far cry from the original Swedish films as well as the 2011 David Fincher version with decent acting buried by a bland story and lack of direction.
In Theaters Review: Bohemian Rhapsody
The long awaited Queen biopic, Bohemian Rhapsody, manages to hit some excellent highs and some dreary lows while painting Freddie Mercury in a questionable light.
Is Hollywood in the midst of a horror film renaissance?
With fresh takes on the horror genre in recent films like Hereditary and A Quiet Place, is Hollywood in the midst of a renaissance of the horror genre?
ICYMI Review: The Blair Witch Project
With the multitude of films that are released every year, sometimes one just falls through the cracks. Today, we’re reviewing Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sanchez’s The Blair Witch Project just in case you missed it…
Short Film Review: Imposter
Chris Esper’s newest short film, Imposter, provides a beautifully grim, yet powerful, take on anxiety clashing with reality in its brief runtime.
ICYMI Review: It
With the multitude of films that are released every year, sometimes one just falls through the cracks. Today, we’re reviewing Tommy Lee Wallace’s It just in case you missed it…
In Theaters Review: Halloween
David Gordon Green’s Halloween, a direct sequel to John Carpenter’s horror classic, sometimes reaches the heights of the original film but frequently strays due to its messy screenplay and unnecessary characters.
In Theaters Review: A Star Is Born
Bradley Cooper’s directorial debut, A Star Is Born, is a well made and emotional tale that’s sure to garner some awards despite some storytelling issues.
