REVIEW: The Ornithologist (2016) dir. João Pedro Rodrigues
The Ornithologist, the latest from Portuguese filmmaker João Pedro Rodrigues, is reportedly a reimagining of Saint Anthony through a queer lens. But…
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REVIEW: Good Time (2017) dir. Ben & Josh Safdie
As sleek as they’re deceptively slack, the last couple of films by Queens natives (and brothers) Ben and Josh Safdie are, in…
REVIEW: The Dark Tower (2017) dir. Nikolaj Arcel
The Dark Tower series of books will forever be considered — by sheer force of will and words spilled — author Stephen…
REVIEW: Dunkirk (2017) dir. Christopher Nolan
No director has been as much criticized as he has been loved by the film community more than Christopher Nolan. Ask any…
Tony Conrad: Completely in the Present (2016) dir. Tyler Hubby
There is — and I hope no one minds my saying so — an obvious, if not particularly damning, irony in the…
REVIEW: The Little Hours (2017) dir. Jeff Baena
Punk cinema is not always in your face. Sometimes, it might not even seem like punk cinema until you really dig deep…
REVIEW: Baby Driver (2017) dir. Edgar Wright
Edgar Wright has been positioned to take over Hollywood for over a decade now. He fits the role: an affable, energetic movie…
PROMOTION PALS: TRANSFORMERS: THE LAST KNIGHT is a Post-Apocalyptic Finnegan’s Wake for This Age...
PROMOTION PALS is an ongoing series where two life-long pals, W. Logan Freeman and Anders Croft, experience corporate promotional schemes for new Hollywood…
REVIEW: The Bad Batch (2017) dir. Ana Lily Amirpour
Director Ana Lily Amirpour erupted into the film world in 2014 with her low-budget “Iranian vampire Western” A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night. The…
REVIEW: Beatriz at Dinner (2017) dir. Miguel Arteta
Opens 6/9/17
REVIEW: It Comes At Night (2017) dir. Trey Edward Shults
It seems lately that there has been a big issue in marketing departments all throughout Hollywood, as if these companies don’t 100%…
REVIEW: Wonder Woman (2017) dir. Patty Jenkins
Wonder Woman is a movie of staggering beauty. There are so many exceptional sequences and moments, from intimate conversations to explosive fights…
