Carson Cook Dec 19, 2020 Ma Rainey's Black Bottom Raises the Bar for Stage Adaptations Director George C. Wolfe crafts a film worthy of Viola Davis and Chadwick Boseman's incredible talents.
Zach D'Amico Dec 19, 2020 Apples Review: The Courage of Memory Apples will leave you longing for connection.
Zach D'Amico Dec 18, 2020 Education is a Fitting Cap to Small Axe Education in an imperfect thesis for McQueen's singular experiment.
Marissa Lambert Dec 14, 2020 Promising Young Woman: A Bold, Smart, and Stylish Debut Emerald Fennell's debut is a candy-colored confection with a heart of bitter arsenic.
Zach D'Amico Dec 13, 2020 Alex Wheatle: The Sounds of a Life Steve McQueen creates music from the mundane in the fourth Small Axe entry.
Zach D'Amico Dec 9, 2020 Another Round is One of the Best Movies of the Year Don't let this raucous, deeply-felt Danish entry slip by you.
Carson Cook Dec 4, 2020 Red, White and Blue: Steve McQueen Has a Man on the Inside John Boyega shines in Steve McQueen's tribute to Leroy Logan.
Zach D'Amico Dec 3, 2020 Mank is a Hollywood Send-Up and Take-Down All In One Mank is an exquisitely rendered, shockingly relevant story.
Zach D'Amico Nov 26, 2020 The Christmas Chronicles: Part Two is Faux-Heartwarming Garbage The CGI-powered sequel is a mess from start to finish.
Zach D'Amico Nov 26, 2020 Vampires vs. The Bronx is Unabashed Fun This vampire coming-of-age tale doesn't take itself too seriously.
