Reviews
‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ Explicitly Shows the Horrors of War (Review)
A band of brothers must brave harsh conditions and the brutality of World War I in this new adaptation of Erich Maria Remarque’s iconic novel.
615 Film’s Halloween Streaming Guide
“Spooky Season” is in full swing, so let’s look at some of the best titles to watch for this time of the year.
The Letterboxd Files with Cory: Vol. 10
Hello, 615Filmers. Have you missed me? Of course you have. How could you not? I've got more reviews for you. Try to contain your enthusiasm. Plenty of takes to go around. I am a generous person. Ticket to Paradise George Clooney and Julia Roberts powering a...
‘Kip’ is a Remarkable Body of Work from a Promising Florida Filmmaker (Review)
Velcro The Ninja Kat comes to life in cinematic form in the newest of many short films from writer-director Chris Widdop.
Dwayne Johnson Gives DC Adrenaline Shot with ‘Black Adam’ (Review)
The DC Comics antihero film is now playing in theaters everywhere.
Predictable ‘Ticket to Paradise’ Charms Thanks to Stellar Leads (Review)
Feeling right out the 90’s, Ticket to Paradise knows exactly what kind of movie it wants to be.
Tár is a Cerebral Character Study of the Cancelled (Review)
Cate Blanchett plays a composer about to face a hellish music in the third film from Todd Field.
Horror Mystery ‘The Midnight Club’ Explores the Inevitable (Review)
Mike Flanagan’s latest Netflix series may not be on par with The Haunting anthology series or Midnight Mass, but it’s still a satisfactory series worth watching this spooky season.
Smugness of Mystery in ‘Amsterdam’ Saved by Electric Ensemble (Review)
In trying to clear their names of murder, two World War I veterans stumble onto a harrowing discovery in the latest film from David O. Russell.
‘Jacir’ is a Timely Fish Out of Water Story (Review)
The Memphis-rooted drama will have its world premiere at the Nashville Film Festival this Friday.
‘Smile’ is a Familiar, yet Genuinely Creepy Good Time
With twists and creepy expressions around every corner, Smile will have you never looking at a smile the same again. It's almost October, which means spooky season has officially arrived. Studios look to pump out horror movies at this time of the year, and a lot of...
Comedy Genre Gets Much-Needed Boost with Hilarious ‘Bros’ (Review)
The year’s best comedy reminds us of how much we’ve missed the genre’s footprint in movie theaters.