The Card Counter comes to us from esteemed filmmaker Paul Schrader, writer of Taxi Driver, director of First Reformed, and more recently, avid Facebook poster. Schrader’s additions to the cinematic…
This new musical retelling of Cinderella was allegedly James Corden’s idea, and I mean allegedly in the legal sense, because someone has to answer for this. It’s unclear why the…
At the onset of the pandemic, a group of producers came up with an idea: challenge directors from around the world to make a short film under the constraints of…
“You are a product of all who came before you,” a wise woman tells Shang-Chi in the movie’s trailer, and she doesn’t know how right she is: Shang-Chi is another…
Rebecca Hall is so, so good in The Night House. She plays Beth, a woman who just lost her husband to suicide, and her odysseys across the spectrum of grief…
Reminiscence, ironically, takes place in the future, when society has collapsed with the climate and cities have adapted to sitting half-underwater. There’s a capitalist caste system where the rich get…
Do you have your tickets to the Phoenix Film Festival? Arizona movie lovers shouldn’t miss out on the return of the festival, which runs from August 12th to the 22nd at the…
Following in the proud tradition of The Predator and The Final Destination, The Suicide Squad is a sequel-slash-reboot of an underperforming franchise with nothing but a “the” to distinguish its…
Nine Days, written and directed by Edson Oda, takes place in a primordial purgatory where unborn souls spend nine days competing for a chance at life. Will (Winston Duke) serves…
If you’re looking for something different, Annette is an avant-garde musical about a celebrity couple—renowned opera soprano Ann Defrasnoux and in-your-face comedian Henry McHenry, known on stage as the “the…
The first Pirates of the Caribbean was a flash in the pan, wasn’t it? That swashbuckling franchise is back in the conversation due to its similarities to Jungle Cruise, Disney’s…
What does one do after their movie wins Best Picture? For Tom McCarthy, director of Spotlight, the next steps were clear: write and direct Timmy Failure: Mistakes Were Made for…
