In Theaters and Digital

Clocking in at a wild 90-min, director and LGBTQ+ champion Mark Schwab (Brotherly Lies, Exteriors) returns to the indie scene with Cutaways, a darling comedy that is, at once, oh so very edgy and damned memorable, proving to be - in my estimation - Schwab’s best   ...

Cinematographer Jeremy Benning - providing some of the most gracious details in the Canadian farmland surrounding director R.T. Thorne’s (Blindspot, The Porter) film - knows how to lens the apocalypse, grafting each blade of grass with poetry and passion.  Even as   ...

“If you would have come in 10 to 15 minutes earlier or later, this just might not of happened." Dark and depraved; that's exactly how independent filmmaker Joe Hollow likes it.  Which is why he is back at it with a brand-new cut of the first film he completed, The Family.  That was ...

“Maybe we didn’t say it right?” No, girls. You said it correctly. And so begins the mirror game as the ghost of Lizzie Borden is summoned by two little girls one dark night. What follows is a bone-chilling horror film from independent filmmaker Calvin Morie McCarthy ...

Forget about babyproofing The Baxter Building, H.E.R.B.I.E., we have bigger things to worry about!  Galactus seeks an heir to his own unstoppable appetite. And, just like that, The Fantastic Four: First Steps has arrived!  It only took . . . uh, over 20 years!!!! ...

While most of you were tucked away in theaters fending off giant reptiles and soaring with the Man of Steel over the last few weeks, something wonderful was happening in home theaters as HBO Max debuted Part One of Billy Joel: And So It Goes, a heartfelt and deeply  ...

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! …Unless you’re traveling through LAX on Christmas Eve when a team of military contractors are planning on releasing a bioweapon that can kill thousands, then, maybe it isn’t. The Netflix original Carry-On is touting itself as 2024’s  ...

What exactly goes on in the mind of David Cronenberg? He dissects, burns, and even mutilates the human body with clinical fascination—and often, erotic obsession. In Crash, he famously explored sexual desire as it entwined with car wreck injuries. So where could he possibly  ...

These are interesting times we live in right now. Although it’s been 12 years since the last Superman solo entry, we’ve rarely been given a break from some iteration of him up to and including the year of DC Studios’ latest reinvention. With little to no break this ultimately  ...

How dark do you like your horror?  Or your comedy?  Because, Hemet or The Landlady Don’t Drink Tea, a satirical look at our current society, prefers to go darker than dark and, in doing so, presents a comically off-kilter world dealing with an unspecified epidemic that has   ...