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‘American Bistro’
American Bistro Is the Feel Good Movie of the Year American Bistro grabs the audience’s attention from the start and doesn’t
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‘Jay Myself’ is Candy for the Eye and Soul
This film focuses on five months in the life of famed photographer Jay Maisel as he moves from his home of
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‘Trespassers’ Is a Horror Slaughter Fest That Should Be Better Than It Is
Tresspassers is the latest addition to the now popular home invasion genre. It has all the necessary elements of a horror
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They Are the Satanic Temple and They Are Mad as Hell
Bravo to Magnolia Pictures for having the bravery to release Hail Satan! This documentary shows the political activism of members of
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Aladdin
Disney live-action remakes are many things. Some are everything that is wonderful about childhood adapted for a more mature audience. Others
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Brightburn
If you think Brightburn sounds like Superman fan fiction, you’re mostly right. There are unapologetic parallels to a DC or Marvel
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The Biggest Little Farm
The Biggest Little Farm is a modern day rendition of a James Herriot story that speaks to the realities of sustainable
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Tolkien
Portraying the early years of one of the most famous writers in human history is a tall order, but Tolkien actually
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Review: Long Shot
Long Shot is one of those special films that makes a social or political statement in a delightfully charming and humorous
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Review: Happy Cleaners
Happy Cleaners seems to be an ironic name for this film. It depicts the experience of the Choi family, a Korean
