Christoph Waltz Directorial Debut ‘Georgetown’ Is A Wildly Engaging Political Thriller
Smart, funny, and sure to entertain, the story of ‘Georgetown’ translates expertly to the screen via the impressive directorial debut of Christoph Waltz.
Bo Burnham’s Netflix Special ‘Inside’ Is A Darkly Comic Look At Quarantine
Bo Burnham’s latest offering, ‘Inside,’ is as tense as it is funny — and absolutely brilliant for it.
Netflix’s Miniseries ‘Halston’ Is All Cliché, No Substance
For so engaging a subject, “Halston” commits an unforgivable sin: It bores.
‘Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World’ Ten Years Later: A Look Back At The Best Video-Game Movie Ever Made
In a market oversaturated with comic book adaptations, ‘Scott Pilgrim vs. the World’ truly stands apart. Now is the perfect time to check it out or revisit.
Celebrate Easter With These 5 New Faith-Based Films And Music Albums
‘The Chosen’ returns, depicting further events in the Gospel. Plus, new faith-based projects from singer Carrie Underwood, producer Roma Downey, and more.
Virtual Play ‘The Picture Of Dorian Gray’ Woefully Fails Its Source Material
Director Tamara Harvey and writer Henry Filloux-Bennett profoundly fail to understand one of the greatest novels ever written, butchering the characters’ arcs and themes to create a convoluted, confusing product.
10 Anti-Valentine’s Day Movies For Those Who Are So Over February 14
Whether you’re seeking catharsis for a Valentine’s Day spent single or merely wish to offset the overwhelming atmosphere of the day, these ten movies are an ideal antithesis to the saccharine.
Blending Classic Sensibilities And Modern Storytelling, ‘Mank’ Is A Beautiful Blast From The Past
David Fincher’s new film following Herman ‘Mank’ Mankiewicz as he writes the screenplay of ‘Citizen Kane’ is a stunning piece of cinema and a must-watch for anyone who loves old movies.
Exclusive: Why The Daily Wire’s ‘Run Hide Fight’ Is A Cultural Game-Changer
‘Run Hide Fight’ is hardly Republican propaganda. It’s also hardly the best movie you’ll see this year. But it’s a serious piece of cinema.
Sexy Historical Romance Series ‘Bridgerton’ Is A Swoon-Worthy If Cliched Delight
Strong performances and character development balance out the soapy sex and romance nicely, creating a thoroughly bingeable and enjoyable series.
Pixar’s ‘Soul’ Is A Flawed But Ultimately Satisfying Jazz Anthem To Life
The vision of ‘Inside Out’ and ‘Monsters, Inc.’ director Pete Docter, ‘Soul’ is a sometimes sublime, somewhat flawed entry into the noble Pixar canon.
Netflix’s Adaptation Of ‘Hillbilly Elegy’ Doesn’t Do The Book Justice
With little to no emphasis on J.D. Vance’s Appalachia community, the film lacks the sense of place that his memoir crafted carefully.
Netflix’s ‘Rebecca’ Is An Unremarkable Adaptation Of An Excellent Story
There is an irony that a film focusing on a woman worried that she will never live up to her predecessor is a pale imitation of its source material.
Jennifer Newsom’s Documentary Blames The American Founders For Democrats’ Failures
Instead of recognizing the failures of generations of leftist government policies, Jennifer Siebel Newsom blames America’s ills on the nation’s Founding.
Netflix’s ‘The Devil All The Time’ Is A Hellish Bore
The biggest problem with the film is that we don’t have enough time with any of the characters, and therefore have no real reason to care about them.
‘Then Came You’ Is A Slog But A Pleasant One
‘Then Came You’ is essentially a Lifetime movie that wanted to be something a bit better.
NFL Star Benjamin Watson On Football, Faith, And His New Pro-Life Film
Recently retired New England Patriot Benjamin Watson has a new goal with his documentary ‘Divided Hearts of America’ — opening eyes to the value of life.
Inside ‘Dollhouse,’ An Engaging But Deeply Unpleasant Film
Brending’s beautiful visual style and ability to craft engaging characters is on full display, but the film’s attempt to say everything about misogyny leaves only a cursory understanding of the myriad topics addressed.
Director Of Feminist Film ‘Dollhouse’: ‘I Actually Didn’t Feel As Exploited Being A Stripper As I Do As A Screenwriter’
Nicole Brending wore many hats on the set of ‘Dollhouse: The Eradication of Female Subjectivity from American Pop Culture,’ a tale of the rise and fall of fictional child pop star Junie Spoons.
HBO’s ‘The Swamp’ Explores D.C.’s Small Bipartisan Appetite For Populist Reform
HBO’s ‘The Swamp’ is a rarity, affording conservative politicians a relatively unfiltered major media platform to explain themselves.
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