Movies Archives — Page 39 of 111

02/05/202003/02/2024inMovies, Reviewsby Abby Olcese4 min read

Review: Come to Daddy

Knowing a little about Come to Daddy’s creative pedigree is probably the biggest indicator of your potential reaction to this wild […]

02/05/202003/02/2024inMovies, Reviewsby Jason Bailey4 min read

Review: Cane River

Horace B. Jenkins’s Cane River (opening in Brooklyn this Friday) is one of those stories of cinematic archaeology where the backstory […]

02/04/202003/02/2024inMoviesby Audrey Fox5 min read

How 1917 Uses Cinematic Space to Portray the Horrors of War

Of all of this Sunday’s Oscar nominees, 1917 has been the most lauded for its technical achievements. Given the frequency with […]

02/01/202002/19/2020inFilm Fests, Humor, Moviesby Eric D. Snider40 min read

Eric D. Snider’s 2020 Sundance Diary

MOVIES:Black BearBoys StateDream HorseEmaThe FatherThe GloriasHerselfHis HouseJumboKajillionaireMinariMiss AmericanaNever Rarely Sometimes AlwaysNine DaysPossessorRelicSpreeSummertimeTeslaTimeUncle FrankWendyZola Day 1: Thursday, Jan. 23 Gird your loins […]

01/30/202001/30/2020inFilm Fests, Movies, Reviewsby Bill Bria5 min read

Sundance Review: Palm Springs

At this point, the “Help, I’m trapped in a time loop!” premise has become a Hollywood staple — don’t forget that […]

01/30/202001/30/2020inFilm Fests, Movies, Reviewsby Bill Bria5 min read

Sundance Review: Kajillionaire

Kajillionaire is writer-director Miranda July’s first feature film in nine years, and while it’s set in the present day, you’d be […]

01/29/202001/30/2020inReviews, Film Fests, Moviesby Josh Bell4 min read

Review: Cupid

Christmas-themed horror movies have become a thriving subgenre in recent years, providing micro-budget horror filmmakers with easy subject matter and plenty […]