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JANET PLANET Review: A Lovely Window Into Small Moments
Julianne Nicholson, Will Patton, and Zoe Ziegler star in Annie Baker's directorial debut.
Review: HALLOWEEN ENDS With A Whimper
It’s been a long, strange road for Michael Myers and the Halloween franchise. The longest running major slasher franchise is also the most convoluted; with numerous timelines, retcons, reboots, sequels, requels, and false stops & starts littering its very uneven...
Now Streaming: OUTER RANGE, Leaning Into Lunacy
Josh Brolin, Lili Taylor and Imogen Poots star in a sci-fi tinged modern Western series that gets better as it goes, debuting on Prime Video.
Review: THE FOREVER PURGE, Never Say Never Again
After two sequels (The Purge: Anarchy, The Purge: Election Year), and a prequel (The First Purge), in roughly two-year intervals, as well as a since-canceled, two-season cable series (2017-2019), The Purge franchise wraps up, at least until the rights holders...
Review: HAMMER, Bad Father, Bad Son, Bad Times
Will Patton and Mark O'Brien star in the criminally-minded family drama, directed by Christian Sparkes.
Will Patton Brings the HAMMER Down in New Trailer
A father, a son, a botched drug deal, themes of family and fate. Mark O'Brien and Ben Cotton also star in Christian Sparkes' dramatic thriller.
BLOOD ON HER NAME Trailer: Matthew Pope's Feature Debut Neo-Noir Out February 28th
Matthew Pope's feature film debut, the neo-noir thriller Blood on Her Name bows in cinemas across the U.S. and on VOD on February 28th. A new trailer was released the other week and htere is no time like the present...
BLOOD ON HER NAME: New Poster Drops Ahead of World Premiere at Fantasia
Mathew Pope's Southern Gothic Neo-Noir Blood on Her Name premiered last night at the Fantasia International Film Festival. Ahead of its premiere this fresh poster, designed by Casey Moore of High Council, was debuted. The dead body lies at...
Review: ABIGAIL HARM, A Modern-Day Fairy Tale Done Right
I've always liked Amanda Plummer. Her small, gravelly voice, her fawn-like demeanor, and her hidden ferocity have always gotten my attention in the many films in which I've seen her. It's that fragile, otherworldly quality of the seasoned actress that...
Review: THE GIRL Splashes Abbie Cornish's Fantastic Acting, But the Film is Dead in the Water
There are two films titled The Girl that were released this year. One stars Toby Jones as Alfred Hitchcock and is about his unsuccessful journey to swoon Tippi Hedren (Sienna Miller) during the filming of The Birds and Marnie, which...
Let this review guide you to MEEK'S CUTOFF
MEEK'S CUTOFF One of the truly great films I saw this year was Meek's Cutoff. The news that it would be released on Blu was great indeed. Shot in a 1:37:1 aspect ration this existential western is visually stunning not...
MEEK'S CUTOFF Review
From the stark practicality of its needlepoint opening title shot, director Kelly Reichardt makes it plain and clear that "Meek's Cutoff" is not your ordinary film. From its tellingly sparse use of musical scoring (giving creaky vibrancy to the...
BIFF 2011: MEEK'S CUTOFF review
Woe betide anyone who turns up for Kelly Reichardt's Meek's Cutoff expecting anything like a typical Western. Languid, spare and dreamlike, other than the setting and the motif of a journey across vast, inhospitable stretches of America there's little else...
Trailer and Poster for MEEK'S CUTOFF
Sure feels like we've been waiting quite a spell on a trailer for Wendy and Lucy director Kelly Reichardt's western Meek's Cutoff. And now we've got it with a poster to boot. Gaining festival buzz from Venice to Toronto, New...
Sundance 2011: MEEK'S CUTOFF Review
[With Meek's Cutoff now screening at Sundance we re-visit Aaron's earlier review from the New York Film Festival.]There is something deeply unsettling about Meek's Cutoff, a haunting feeling that grows with time, reaching back to the outset and tormenting the...
London 2010: MEEK'S CUTOFF Review
[Our thanks to Shelagh Rowan-Legg for the following review.]Everything and nothing happens in Kelly Reichardt's new film Meek's Cutoff. But that is precisely the point, and what makes this film a work of quiet genius. Unlike most tales of settlers...
Review: THE FOURTH KIND
Sometimes too much sincerity can be a bad thing. I applaud the effort made by director Olatunde Osunsanmi to forge a new trail in depicting alien encounters in The Fourth Kind. With its extensive reenactments "based on actual case studies,"...
