“Poor Things” marries thought-provoking feminist themes, literary influences, and surrealist fantasy into a sublime cinematic masterpiece. Poor Things, directed by Greek filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos, …continue reading Movie Night: Poor Things (2023)
“The Taste of Things” is not the first film to celebrate the art of cooking, but it easily deserves a seat at the table …continue reading For Your Consideration: The Taste of Things (2023)
We return from Sundance 2024 with a bounty of upcoming films across multiple genres that made us stand up and take notice. The Sundance …continue reading Final Girl on 6th Ave: Sundance 2024
A bold and stunningly photographed film, “Luz: The Flower of Evil” is an enigmatic parable of the mysteries of faith and the human condition. …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: “Luz: The Flower of Evil” (2019)
Thematically rich with a sumptuous blend of beauty and barbarism, the artfully crafted and wonderfully unique “She is Conann” is a treat. French filmmaker …continue reading Reel Review: She Is Conann (2023)
Horror dramas, or arthouse, may be dismissed by horror purists, but they can be among the most harrowing and affecting films in the genre. …continue reading The Four-Front of Horror: Horror Dramas
“Reflect” is a metaphysical movie that blends the surreal artistry of “Midsommar” and the psychedelic oddity of “Colour Out Of Space”. Reflect follows five …continue reading Reel Review: Reflect (2024)
It’s the film everyone is talking about. Join us for a journey of decadence and deception as we explore the wicked world of “Saltburn”. …continue reading Final Girl on 6th Ave: Saltburn (2023)
We serve up a modern masterpiece, unpacking the unexpected beauty and humanity of indie darling “Pig” — a film that defies all expectations. Welcome to …continue reading No Notes: Pig (2021)
“Saint Maud” is a polarizing slow burn that will leave many cinephiles in exaltation but may alienate less devout fans of arthouse horror. Our …continue reading Spookshow: Saint Maud (2019)
Follow Us!