Review: ‘Copshop’ Boasts a Grimy Old School Feel and Some Ambiguous Politics
There was a moment in watching Copshop when I found myself trying to find out the two title pitch that made it come to fruition, and I …
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Review: ‘The Good House’ Can Be Fun, But Lacks Real Depth
When Fleabag surged to the forefront of the conversation with its edgy fourth-wall-breaking protagonist, the handwriting was on the wall. Just a few weeks ago …
Review: Silent Night’s Impeccable Ensemble Faces the Darkest Christmas Yet
Silent Night went into production early in 2020, before the world as we once knew it was irrevocably changed. This dark British comedy, filled with …
Review: ‘The Eyes of Tammy Faye’ is an Absurdist Vehicle for a Great Jessica Chastain Performance
“I have a genuine love for people,” Tammy Faye Bakker says in Michael Showalter’s new film, The Eyes of Tammy Faye. Tammy Faye was a …
Every Batman Movie Ranked and Where to Stream Them
Love DC or hate it, you can’t deny that they know how to make a good Batman movie. For nearly 100 years, the Caped Crusader has …
Review: ‘Drunken Birds’ is a Turbulent Drama Rife with Heartache
Drunken Birds is centered around a sort of hopeless romanticism, but at its core, it unravels a somber social commentary about the exploitation of migrant …
Review: ‘True Things’ is a Bad Film about Bad Relationships
Harry Wootliff’s True Things was pitched as a relatable film about toxic relationships, but it wound up being an extremely impersonal, banal depiction of a …
Review: ‘You Are Not My Mother’ is a Psychological Irish Horror Film
Kate Dolan’s directorial feature debut takes on the task of weaving folklore about changelings with familial struggles. In You Are Not My Mother horror is …
Review: Ben Foster Gives a Knockout Performance in ‘The Survivor,’ a Brutal and Sobering Film
On the surface, the title for Barry Levinson’s The Survivor seems to be derived from Harry Haft’s title as “The Survivor of Auschwitz,” but on …
Review: DC’s ‘Titans’ Brings Tim Drake Back Into The Mix In Episode 3×8
Titans Season 3 Episode 8 is one of the best yet — sitting only behind episode 5. There is a lot the unfolds in this …
Review: ‘Benediction’ is a Compelling Look at the Life, Love, and Forgotten Legacy of Siegfried Sassoon
Terence Davies is no stranger to adapting stories that have their roots in real-life tragedy, ill-fated love affairs, and the forlorn pining of poets. He …