by Kevin Allen | Feb 1, 2023
After taking part in the Sundance Film Festival last year, this critic is happy to be covering it once again in 2023 for 615 Film in their online-only setting. The festival has played host to a plethora of premieres for upcoming independent films and features...
by Kevin Allen | Jan 27, 2023
A bureaucrat yearns for purpose after learning he has months to live in this remake of a Kurosawa classic. It’s easy to feel skepticism upon the announcement of yet another remake, especially when it’s a reimagining of a classic such as Akira Kurosawa’s 1952...
by Sean Atkins | Jan 20, 2023
Clever use of technology makes this computer screen thriller mostly engaging. January 2023 continues its hot streak of providing a new, must-see weekend release with Missing, the standalone sequel to the 2018 box office hit Searching. Using only computer screens and...
by Mike Joseph | Jan 19, 2023
The Son tries hard to be an intense Oscar-contending drama, but ultimately comes up short. Most people love a good drama. Seeing a movie that tugs the heart strings or one that is so human and real can go a long way into becoming memorable or timeless. The Son,...
by Cory Woodroof | Jan 15, 2023
Hello! After a wonderful 2022 with The Letterboxd Files, this movie column of brief Cory Woodroof movie reviews is simplifying itself a bit. Welcome to just ‘615 Notes.’ It’s as fun as the Letterboxd one was! It’s just shorter. RECENT RELEASES ...
by Kevin Allen | Jan 6, 2023
The mad geniuses at Blumhouse have created a killer robot doll for audiences to marvel over in this new film from a story by Akela Cooper and James Wan. From the upcoming Renfield which sees Nicolas Cage star as Dracula to the disaster comedy Cocaine Bear...
