Film Review: ‘Coming to America 2’ Misses The Mark
Sometimes it’s best to leave well enough alone. Coming To America came out in 1988, and we fell in love with a prince from Zamunda. Director John Landis and Eddie…
Interview: Kingsley Ben-Adir Discusses ‘One Night In Miami’
2020 might not have been a great year for some, but one of the bright spots had to be the emergence of actor Kingsley Ben-Adir. Whether it was his work…
Interview: Helen Walter, Clare Dunne, and Phyllida Lloyd discuss ‘Herself’
Helen Walter, Clare Dunne, and Director Phyllida Lloyd discuss their latest project ‘Herself’ which Dunne helped write and has a personal connection to. Helen Walter gets into what attracted her…
‘Welcome To The Blumhouse’ Movie Review (2020)
Amazon has put a bunch of time and energy into promoting a series of horror films as part of a series entitled ‘Welcome To The Blumhouse’. While the studio certainly…
‘All In: The Fight for Democracy’ Movie Review 2020
All In: The Fight for Democracy might not be the best documentary of 2020, but it’s without question the most important. While the documentary does fine work chronicling the past efforts…
Review: ‘The Vast Of Night’
The Vast Of Night is a sleek gripping science fiction tale that engages a variety of audiences. Part of the film’s charm is how simplistic the shots look. If we didn’t…
Review: ‘Homecoming’ Season 2
Homecoming returns on May 22nd with its 2nd season that’s painfully average. The narrative this season centers around Janelle Monáe, who seeks to find out who she is after waking up…
Review ‘Upload’ Season 1
Upload is the perfect blend of serious and silly while challenging audiences to examine the deepest of issues. Creator/writer Greg Daniels has weaved in a slight first-person feel to the…
Review: ‘Beautiful Boy’ Carell Dazzles In A Career Defining Performance
More often than not, when we leave a screening, I have a pretty clear idea of where my opinion is going to fall in regards to a film. Very rarely…