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Slamdance 2021 Review: Bleeding Audio – “Filled with pumping punk music, and a lot of heart.”
Live, loud, and local. That was the fast-paced and vibrant music scene that kicked off The Matches explosive career. Each…
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Review: Superman and Lois Pilot – “a darker tone w/ rich characters”
DC has had a hard time with the Man of Steel on the big screen, specifically when it comes to…
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Sundance 2021 Review: Judas and The Black Messiah – “A Powerful Political Drama.”
“I am a revolutionary.” These were Fred Hampton’s words that became a rallying call in 1969. As the Back Panther…
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Sundance 2021 Review: R#J -“A creative take on star-crossed love.”
Romeo and Juliet. We all know Shakespeare’s tragic love story. The play has been adapted time and time again. But…
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Sundance 2021 Review: Homeroom – “A Powerful Piece That Showcases Historical Events.”
As the bell rings and class begins, we see seniors optimistic about their futures as graduation day approaches. But knowing…
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Sundance 2021 Review: Mayday – “A Fascinating Female-led Drama.”
As Mayday opens, it seems like any other film. Ana (Grace Van Patten) works a job where she gets treated…
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Sundance 2021 Review: Playing With Sharks – “Visually stunning”
There’s a particular type of fear when it comes to the ocean. There’s a whole world in the depths of…
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Sundance 2021 Review: How It Ends – “A well-crafted piece of art”
If you and everyone you know only had one day left on this earth, what would you do? Liza (Zoe…
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Review: French Exit
I knew nothing about the plot of this film going into it. All I knew was it starred Michelle Pfeiffer,…
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Review: The Father
Often with movies surrounding dementia, your sympathy is turned toward the family members. In Florian Zeller’s The Father, not only…
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