THE DRIVE TO SING not only reminds us how music connects us, but spotlights the successful efforts to safely come together and fill communities with song when circumstances dictate otherwise.
A potboiler from beginning to end, NOBODY’S HOME excels with character development and pacing, keeping us on our toes with ambiguity and intrigue.
Strong story, relatable and engaging characters, and indelible performances make KNIGHT WATCHMEN worthy of a binge-watch.
At its heart, THAT’S A WRAP is a love letter to Hollywood, most particularly horror films, paying tribute with every facet of the production in a film heavy on meta and camp while filled with terror, twists, turns, and blood; lots and lots of blood.
Director Mark Polonia and his crazy cast of characters keep the cinematic waters flowing with sharks, sharks, and more sharks thanks to his latest film, COCAINE SHARK, a feeding frenzy of hilarious lo budget B-movie camp.
Written and directed by GB HAJIM, and screening at Dances With Films Film Festival in Hollywood, is the entrancing MERMAIDS’ LAMENT.
An utterly enthralling and fascinating film, INSIDE is an intense introspective character study.
I don’t believe in pulling punches, so let me dive right in and say this: It’s a split decision for CREED III.
A film that comes out guns blazing, literally and figuratively, but then woefully falls apart thanks to hokey dialogue and extremely bad acting on the part of the supporting players.
Under the skillful direction of Phyllis Nagy, and starring Elizabeth Banks and Sigourney Weaver, CALL JANE is one of the most important films of the year.
McGinly delivers something truly original, timely, and topical as he delves into the good, the bad, and the ugly of online dating with MATCH
Although with a few foibles of its own, SCRAP is a scrappy little film, purposeful in its messages, boasts beautiful cinematography, and strong performances, and is more than worth a look.
