R Categories Movies Reviews July 14, 2021 Roadrunner is a loving and sobering tribute to Anthony Bourdain Morgan Neville directs a brutally honest documentary about the chef/author/travel show host whose enviable life masked inner torment.
E Categories Anniversaries Movies July 10, 2021 Escape from New York at 40: Snake still stands supreme John Carpenter's Kurt Russell-starring dystopian actioner boasts one of western cinema's a-number-one anti-heroes.
B Categories Movies Reviews July 8, 2021 Blood Red Sky is baleful, boring, and ultimately defanged This attempt to combine a vampire movie with an airborne Die Hard-alike is disappointingly bloodless and dull.
A Categories Movies Reviews July 7, 2021 A mother’s love leads to bloody consequences in the creepy Son Ivan Kavanagh writes & directs an uneven but chilling story about a woman who goes to unspeakable lengths to keep her sick child alive.
F Categories Movies Reviews July 7, 2021 Fear Street 1978 pays homage & improves on horror movies of the past Though still plagued by problems, this second Fear Street movie is more thoughtful than its predecessor.
M Categories Movies Reviews July 5, 2021 Mobile Suit Gundam Hathaway is a must-watch for fans of the series The latest entry in the venerable anime saga is compelling, thrilling, and rather reliant on series history.
D Categories Movies Reviews July 3, 2021 Do not gaze upon The God Committee Not at all what the doctor prescribed, unless you're looking for a way to feel even worse about health care.
T Categories Festivals Movies Reviews Tribeca 2021 July 2, 2021 Tribeca 2021: Last Film Show, Brighton 4th Our coverage of Tribeca closes out with two international films that handle everything from the power of cinema to parental sacrifice.
A Categories Festivals Movies Reviews July 2, 2021 A Dispatch from the 2021 AFI Docs Film Festival Documentaries from Zac Manuel, Garrett Bradley, Dilsey Davis and more highlight a difficult year taking its furtive steps back into a potentially post-COVID world.
T Categories Movies Reviews July 2, 2021 The Forever Purge closes the series with a nihilistic whimper James DeMonaco's bracing, didactic series about the evils of American carnage hits its end, as brutal as it is thunderously unsubtle.
