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‘Sing Sing’ is a Moving Depiction of Male Vulnerability (Review)

‘Sing Sing’ is a Moving Depiction of Male Vulnerability (Review)

by Kevin Allen | Aug 8, 2024

Colman Domingo plays a wrongfully incarcerated man balancing his role in a comedic play with reforming a fellow inmate and a clemency hearing in this powerful A24 prison drama.  A24 has had remarkable success both with critics and on the awards circuit with their...
‘Kneecap’ is a Riotous Celebration of Music’s Rebellious Roots (Review)

‘Kneecap’ is a Riotous Celebration of Music’s Rebellious Roots (Review)

by Kevin Allen | Aug 1, 2024

  The origins of the hip-hop group Kneecap are hilariously and powerfully brought to the silver screen in this remarkable Sundance hit from Ireland. Most musical biopics in recent years don’t even bother to have a sociopolitical message at the heart of their...
Twisters is a Thrilling Throwback to 90s-Era Blockbusters (Review)

Twisters is a Thrilling Throwback to 90s-Era Blockbusters (Review)

by Kevin Allen | Jul 18, 2024

  A uniquely dangerous tornado outbreak attracts the attention of a YouTube celebrity and a team of scientists in this sequel to the 1996 disaster movie. In 1996, Jan de Bont’s summer blockbuster Twister revitalized the disaster movie by making tornadoes all the...
‘In a Violent Nature’ is a Subversive Slasher Filled with Substance (Review)

‘In a Violent Nature’ is a Subversive Slasher Filled with Substance (Review)

by Kevin Allen | May 31, 2024

  A newly resurrected serial killer is on a violent quest to reclaim what is his in the Sundance horror smash from newcomer Chris Nash. The slasher subgenre operates under a tried and true formula in the annals of horror: a gaggle of unwitting teenagers find...
‘The Garfield Movie’ is More Fun for Kids than Adults (Review)

‘The Garfield Movie’ is More Fun for Kids than Adults (Review)

by Kevin Allen | May 23, 2024

  Everyone’s favorite lazy, lasagna-loving feline is back on the big screen, this time in a computer-animated adventure. It’s depressing when a pop culture mainstay for its multi-decade lifespan gets a film adaptation that isn’t true to its characters;...
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