Review: ‘Dreamcatcher’ fuses high-style with commentary on the music industry
Jacob Johnston tosses his hat into the slasher ring with his new feature.
Reviews
Review: ‘Lucky’ is fierce, unapologetic, and glorious
Natasha Kermani’s new film explores womanhood in the patriarchy.
Review: ‘Death Trip’ is a gem of indie filmmaking
The new indie film displays great understanding of mood and character.
Review: ‘The Vigil’ reframes the shemira, a ritual for the dead
Keith Thomas’ directorial debut goes hard with mood and atmosphere.
Review: the perversity of religion through the eyes of ‘Saint Maud’
Rose Glass’ directorial debut is a masterclass of storytelling, drenched in trauma and religious extremism.
Review: ‘Shook’ rattles loose our collective desperation to be liked
Jennifer’s Harrington’s newest feature explores desperation in the online world.
Review: ‘In Search of Darkness’ antes up with its second part
Director David Weiner expands the conversation about horror’s defining decade.
Review: Aaron Lee Tasjan burns bright through the ether with ‘Tasjan! Tasjan! Tasjan!’
Tasjan goes bolder and brighter with his fourth studio record.
Review: ‘The Wanting Mare’ is an exquisite storytelling feat
Nicholas Ashe Bateman’s directorial debut offers up both life’s beauty and tragedy with excellence.
Review: Mary Shelley Biopic, ‘A Nightmare Wakes,’ stumbles into a deep snooze
Nora Unkel’s debut feature looks good on paper, yet doesn’t quite deliver.
Review: Tucker Riggleman & the Cheap Dates mine grief & misery with debut record, ‘Alive and Dying Fast’
The West Virginia alt-country band make quite the splash with their debut record.
Review: ‘The Night’ leaves quite a nightmarish impression
Kourosh Ahari’s directorial debut is quite an impressive piece of storytelling.
Review: ‘The Exception’ digs under the fingernails of office drama
The new Danish psychological thriller blends genres into a murderous tale of gaslighting.
Review: ‘Bright Hill Road’ captures tragedy of alcoholism
Robert Cuffley’s new film perfectly explores effects of alcoholism.
Review: ‘GO/DON’T GO’ scrawls poetic letter about grief
Alex Knapp’s directorial debut arrives as a solid character piece around loss and grief.
