Drama
Accused – Film Review
The tense thriller Accused, directed by Philip Barantini and starring Chaneil Kular, examines the disturbing trend of online vigilantism and the terrible effects it can have on the lives of innocent people.
Jacob’s Ladder – Film Review
Jacob’s Ladder is a chilling horror film that continues to resonate with audiences more than three decades after its release.
Reptile – Film Review
Reptile is a missed opportunity for a genre that thrives on tension, mystery, and emotional depth because it ultimately leaves the audience feeling disengaged and unsatisfied.
Flora and Son – Film Review
Flora and Son is a moving and in-depth investigation of the human spirit’s capacity for redemption and connection through the universal language of music, even though it may not match the heights of Carney’s earlier works.
The Kindergarten Teacher – Film Review
If you appreciate character-driven dramas that challenge your moral compass, The Kindergarten Teacher is worth a watch, but be prepared for a journey into the complex and uncomfortable depths of artistic desire.
- 2018
- Drama
It Lives Inside – Film Review
It Lives Inside delivers both goosebumps and touching scenes, making it worthwhile viewing for fans of culturally relevant supernatural tales.
Love at First Sight – Film Review
Love at First Sight offers a delightful and endearing cinematic experience for romantics and dreamers alike, even though it may not reinvent the genre.
A Haunting in Venice – Film Review
In addition to Kenneth Branagh’s admirable portrayal of Hercule Poirot, A Haunting in Venice offers a visually stunning experience with an eerie and atmospheric backdrop
Dumb Money – Film Review
Dumb Money, directed by Craig Gillespie and based on the book by Ben Mezrich, offers a fun and eye-catching account of the GameStop short squeeze.
Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe – Film Review
Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe is an admirable effort that boasts strong performances from its cast and effectively conveys the themes of acceptance, friendship, and identity.