Move Ya Body: The Birth of House is informative, delving into the origins while explaining the struggles unique to the creators because of prejudice.
Move Ya Body Is a Fascinating, Eye-Opening Surprise [Sundance] Read More »
Speak. is an exciting, inspirational documentary that connects with audiences, touching on personal yet broad societal and political issues.
Speak. Shows The Remarkable Gift of Spoken Word [Sundance] Read More »
Love, Brooklyn is a romantic tale about letting go of what was and embracing what might be with a stellar cast bringing out top-tier performances.
Love, Brooklyn Is a Love Letter to Change [Sundance] Read More »
Didn’t Die takes on too much exploring what living looks like in a zombie apocalypse. But thanks to its lead in particular, it shines despite little frights.
Didn’t Die Shows Family Challenge In the End of the World [Sundance] Read More »
With a strong standout performance from Nicholas Hoult, Clint Eastwood’s Juror #2 is a tense, legal thriller that leaves leaves you on the edge of your seat.
Juror #2 Is A Tense, Remarkable Thriller [AFI Fest] Read More »
Ba is a wonderfully subdued yet heartfelt tale of struggle meets paranormal through the lens of an Asian-American father and daughter.
Ba Is a Gripping, Beautiful And Realistic Paranormal Story [Screamfest] Read More »
Mr. Crocket is gruesome fun, filled with chaotic antics and amazing effects that bring a hellish children’s show and eerie villain to life.
Mr. Crocket Is a Daring, Frightening Children’s Show From Hell [Screamfest] Read More »
Daddy’s Head is a moving and scary flick about grief as something arrives posing as the dead. Filled with stunning imagery it’s a beautiful and memorable film.
Daddy’s Head Is a Wonderful Mix of Visuals And Terror [Fantastic Fest] Read More »
What Happened to Dorothy Bell? begins promising, capturing the found footage dread, but soon devolves into a film caring more about scares than a logical plot.
What Happened to Dorothy Bell? Lacks Logical Plot [Fantastic Fest] Read More »
Ghost Killer mixes ghost, possession, and assassins for an overall hilarious joyride as a girl and trained killer learn to join forces to smackdown their foes.
Ghost Killer Is an Awesome Action-Comedy [Fantastic Fest] Read More »
Oddity is an absolutely entertaining watch with frights, jump scares and some surprises in a common tale that unfolds unpredictably.
Oddity Delivers a Strong Insidious Horror Blend [Fantasia Fest] Read More »
Despite promising cinematography and production design, Fly Me to the Moon is underwhelming. All in large part, due to its main leads.
Fly Me to the Moon Has Limited Direction But Is Funny When It Needs to Be Read More »