Film Review

When DSS agent Hobbs and rogue agent Shaw faced off against each other for the first time in 2015's Furious 7, the chemistry between Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham was instant. So it is no surprise that this rapport has led to the first…

Filmmaker Quentin Tarantino's filmography is a smorgasbord of eye-rolling wonderment. The designated labels concerning Tarantino's brand of sensationalistic cinema rolls off the tongue without hesitation: irreverent, hedonistic, risqué,…

Following in Hereditary’s footsteps, Ari Aster’s sophomore horror feature film revels in occult imagery and extreme third act escalation, whilst loitering in the realms of plot predictability and convention to produce a film that at best…

The Sunshine State is known for a lot of things that come to mind: the Disney experience, gorgeous heated weather, booming tourism, the exquisite beaches, delicious oranges, the melting pot of a diverse population, etc. However,…

So, after ten years of constant adventures and averted apocalypses, the Infinity Saga of Marvel's Cinematic Universe is nearing its end. After the heartbreaking Avengers: Endgame, what's next for Earth's Mightiest Heroes? Spider-Man:…

The home invasion genre is once again visited but with a potent twist of debauchery and deception in the slight but transfixing indie psychological thriller Trepassers. Director Orson Oblowitz ("The Queen of Hollywood Blvd") conjures up an…

Happy Cleaners is the latest familial drama that follows the trials and tribulations of the Asian-American experience as tested through the two generational scopes of a Korean clan trying to run a dry cleaning business in a multicultural…

If one wants to invest into a wry independent comedy worth the Southern satire it spouts then co-writer/director Lynn Shelton has the charming farce to pull off such an order. The South shall rise again...well...momentarily anyway in…

Writer-director Riley Stearns ("Faults") constructs the offbeat comedy The Arts of Self-Defense with such a biting surge of wryness that the message is quite clear in the satirization of masculinity and all its related toxicity. Stearns…