by Kevin Allen | Jul 8, 2022
There’s a new face in the field of feature-length animation as Marcel the Shell with Shoes On makes his big screen debut. Stop-motion animation is a filmmaking method with more notable entries this year than others in recent memory, from visual effects artist Phil...
by Sean Atkins | Jul 5, 2022
The God of Thunder loses some momentum in the Marvel Cinematic Universe with his fourth solo entry. If you had told me a decade ago that the first Avenger from 2012’s The Avengers to get a fourth solo film would be Chris Hemsworth’s Thor, I would have taken a bet...
by Kevin Allen | Jul 1, 2022
Egos and philosophies clash during nine days of rehearsals in this twisted and thoughtful Hispanic satire of Hollywood. Whether it’s for the frenetic pace at which it moves or the eccentric celebrities that populate it, the film industry is always ripe for satire, and...
by Sean Atkins | Jun 24, 2022
You’ll laugh, but cheer on this wonderful British film about, “The World’s Worst Golfer.” No matter the quality of the film, Mark Rylance always seems to deliver a fine performance in whatever he’s in. However, both films he has been in this...
by Kevin Allen | Jun 23, 2022
Audiences have a creepy but crowd-pleasing character-driven story waiting for them when The Black Phone rings. For the first decade of his career, Scott Derrickson established himself as a directorial force to watch in the niche of genre feature filmmaking, first...
