Carson Cook Mar 6 Boogie's Clunkiness Undermines Its Strengths Boogie's lack of trust in its audience leads to its undoing.
Carson Cook Feb 25 Cherry: An Exhausting Exercise in Style Over Substance A tiring pastiche with nothing new to say.
Carson Cook Feb 23 The Little Things and Denzel's Killers What lessons did The Little Things take from Denzel's earlier work in the serial killer subgenre?
Zach D'Amico Feb 22 Lady Day Soars, But Her Film Stings The United States vs. Billie Holiday drops on Hulu this Friday. Reincarnating the Lady Day in her effective film debut, singer-songwriter...
Carson Cook Feb 19 Sundance Dispatch: In the Earth & El Planeta Grisly folk horror and quirky dramedy.
Carson Cook Feb 18 Sundance Dispatch: Summer of Soul & All Light, Everywhere Two standout documentaries filled with joy and wonderings.
Zach D'Amico Feb 16 Sundance Dispatch Three opening night films stood out from the rest at Sundance 2021.
Zach D'Amico Feb 14 Sundance Dispatch: John, Marvelous, & The Holes Two coming-of-age stories that took completely different approaches.
Carson Cook Feb 13 Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar: The Movie We Need Right Now When Barb and Star go to Vista Del Mar, hilarity ensues.
Jonny Diaz Feb 11 Sundance Review: Judas and the Black Messiah A powerful historical thriller led by excellent performances from Daniel Kaluuya and Lakeith Stanfield.
