Even the most casual of film viewers know that Nicolas Cage’s name is no longer a good sign of quality…
VOD REVIEW: Lennox Lewis’s incredible story unveiled
The strong, incredible story of boxing legend Lennox Lewis gets the big-screen treatment in this involving little documentary. Lewis —…
VOD REVIEW: Warmth and lifelong bonds drive tragic drama Our Friend
With resplendent beauty and simple storytelling, Our Friend caused a major stir within me, and I was still gripped long…
REVIEW: The Climb a cut above typically comedy fare
There’s really no movie in the last quarter of a year that’s made me laugh as much as The Climb.…
VOD REVIEW: Phillipe goes into action mode in entertaining The 2nd
Do you remember the 80s and 90s? Lower budget action films reigned supreme. It didn’t take much more than a…
VOD REVIEW: Love Sarah is wonderful little delight
Any comedy that starts with a tragedy is going to have an issue with tone, but I have to give…
VOD REVIEW: Atmospheric ‘Make Up’ never goes anywhere
The one overwhelmingly beautiful thing about British film Make Up is just how deftly is mashes up genres in the…
STREAMING REVIEW: One Night In Miami a transformative feature
This film is one of the most important, timely movies to come out in the last few years. As civil…
VOD REVIEW: Words On Bathroom Walls an intricate, intelligent portrayal of mental illness
This flick came out of nowhere and quickly became one of the most affecting ones I’ve seen since COVID-19 began.…
VOD REVIEW: Bright Hill Road a grim meditation on personal demons
A thinking person’s horror film, Bright Hill Road starts out with a brutal workplace shooting, leading to a desperate attempt…
