Martin Velev 4/27/21 Martin Velev 4/27/21

Sun Children

Sun Children stands out with its beautifully acted-out lead

Hillary White 4/26/21 Hillary White 4/26/21

Nobody

Nobody is an enjoyable and compelling watch

Alina Faulds 4/23/21 Alina Faulds 4/23/21

Monday

Despite all its problems, Monday is still an entertaining film to watch with a fascinating concept

Carson Timar 4/23/21 Carson Timar 4/23/21

Cowboys

Cowboys is a confident and powerful directorial debut

Nicolò Grasso 4/21/21 Nicolò Grasso 4/21/21

Nuns: An Italian Horror Story

Nuns: An Italian Horror Story is admirable in trying to bring back a now-abandoned subgenre that once made Italian cinema a force to be reckoned with

Ewan Gleadow 4/20/21 Ewan Gleadow 4/20/21

Thunder Force

Thunder Force is the usual humdrum, heartless, cookie-cutter dregs of another dying genre

Alexander Holmes 4/19/21 Alexander Holmes 4/19/21

Shiva Baby

Short, to the point, but sour instead of sweet, Shiva Baby is a rollercoaster of a film

Ewan Gleadow 4/18/21 Ewan Gleadow 4/18/21

Pixie

Pixie chugs along well enough

Kevin Whyte 4/13/21 Kevin Whyte 4/13/21

Concrete Cowboy

Concrete Cowboy manages to rise above the typical coming-of-age drama with strong performances from its actors

Alexander Holmes 4/10/21 Alexander Holmes 4/10/21

Zack Snyder’s Justice League

Snyder expects his audience to care far more for his characters than his films have put in the time and effort to make them compelling

Hillary White 4/3/21 Hillary White 4/3/21

Slamdance Shorts Round-Up

A round-up of the impressive Short films at the 2021 Slamdance Film Festival

Carson Timar 3/30/21 Carson Timar 3/30/21

Godzilla vs. Kong

Godzilla vs. Kong fails to deliver on its epic monster-fighting promises

Hillary White 3/27/21 Hillary White 3/27/21

After America

After America is hampered by its shortcomings.

Ewan Gleadow 3/26/21 Ewan Gleadow 3/26/21

Rams

While Rams offers up the occasionally strong gag and fuels its brotherly feud consistently, it never takes off as it should

Alexander Holmes 3/26/21 Alexander Holmes 3/26/21

Dolphin Island

Dolphin Island is hamstrung by predictable plotting and sometimes wooden acting

Alexander Holmes 3/22/21 Alexander Holmes 3/22/21

Yes Day

Yes Day is a glossy, shallow and safe piece of entertainment that is utterly forgettable

Omar Franini 3/21/21 Omar Franini 3/21/21

I Care A Lot

J Blakeson’s new picture has a fairly interesting premise on the surface

Kyle Krieghbaum 3/21/21 Kyle Krieghbaum 3/21/21

Chaos Walking

Doug Liman is a skilled director, and with Chaos Walking, he manages to take what could’ve been a generic YA film and give it a pulse

Nabeel Zaman 3/17/21 Nabeel Zaman 3/17/21

Happily

Happily is a riveting film

Ewan Gleadow 3/16/21 Ewan Gleadow 3/16/21

Twist

Twist is as confused as those that sat through and dared to ask what was going on