In Theaters

If ever an award should be handed out for classicism in the opening two minutes of a film, it ought to go to writer/director Robbie Smith’s Grieve.  For two whole minutes, we hover above a man who is lying on the floor, wrapped up with sorrow as the title of the movie spreads out in full  ...

Can humans create robots that are more human than humans? Should they? Your own personal experiences with technology may very well determine your like or dislike of the new film called The Creator. Anyone who has attempted to troubleshoot a computer problem via conversations  ...

“The mummy walks at midnight!” The frights are baaaack!  And with them a whole lot of fun, too. Complete with a fresh set of fun faux trailers (The Slaughter, directed by Shawn Burkett, Night of the Halloweenies from director Jonathan Patrick Hughes, Radio Tower Road, directed by ...

Public art has to withstand the elements.  Keep that in mind as The Curse of Willow Song rolls out.  There is beauty in the breakdown, but it is going to require a heavy, heavy price  ...

The past is never dead.  It’s not even past.  It’s an idea introduced by writer William Faulkner and, thematically, it is present as the day is long in Writer/Director Tereza Nvotová’s hauntingly beautiful film, Nightsiren.  Operating as pure visual poetry with a damn fine message, the film hits  ...

“Aren’t you breaking some super spy trouble for telling me all this?” John Doe is a “soldier’s soldier” and now he’s under their control.  Robert Patrick (The X-Files, Terminator 2) says this as the lead scientist responsible for this top-secret program which turns Former  ...

Larger-than-life horror director, Alfred Costella (a very funny and wild Vinny Curran), wants everyone to get off when they see his movies.  Literally.  His latest offering, an all practical-effects film, might just be his meal ticket into dining within the halls of horror.  He’s even reaching out to  ...

GameStop. I like the stock! That proclamation not only provided a source of much-needed entertainment for sequestered souls looking to stick it to the man during the pandemic, it also made millionaires out of some, bankrupted others, and caused the game  ...

“Stay away from Oz!” Gale is a 30-minute movie about a legacy of shattered dreams as one young former Kansas native, Emily Gale (Chloë Culligan Crump), finds herself haunted by some disturbing images which connect her to her to her family’s unknown...

Just in time for the All Hallows Eve season comes another in the recent series of Agatha Christie novel adaptations from director Kenneth Branagh. While his 2017 Murder on the Orient Express and last year’s Death on the Nile received lukewarm critical receptions and found limited  ...