With stellar performances and a plot that pulls no punches, “Femme” nails the tried and true thriller formula filtered through a queer gaze. Femme …continue reading Reel Review: Femme (2024)
2010’s “Motion Sickness” is a little-known surrealist nightmare and allegory for the Jewish experience that deserves an audience. I wasn’t planning on writing about …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Motion Sickness (2010)
With seven minutes of gore, squirm-in-your-seat horror and a scene that screams “Evil Dead”, “Ride Baby Ride” really packs a punch. What if the …continue reading Short Takes: Ride Baby Ride
Mycho, the micro-budget magicians, are back with another entry in the “Slasher House” franchise — and “Rebooted” delivers the goods. The third installment of the …continue reading Reel Review: “Slasher House: Rebooted”
While it may not offer many frights, “The Jessica Cabin” is a haunting look at loneliness that shines with queer representation. The Jessica Cabin …continue reading VOD Verdict: The Jessica Cabin (2022)
If ‘not for everyone’ was a movie, it would be the arthouse oddity “Maximum Shame” — but the right audience will enjoy this wild ride. …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Maximum Shame (2010)
“Skin Deep” is a beautifully transcendent film that will leave you asking the question, if you could become somebody else, would you? Skin Deep …continue reading Reel Review: Skin Deep (2024)
An entertaining oddity, “Amelia’s Children” doesn’t quite overcome its many flaws, but it still manages to be a movie that must be seen. Amelia’s …continue reading Reel Review: Amelia’s Children (2024)
A film that feels like it shouldn’t work on paper, “The Invisible Fight” is a gem that combines discordant elements to make beautiful music. …continue reading Reel Review: The Invisible Fight (2024)
“Earworm” leads with some strong performances and a concept that makes your skin crawl, but it can’t decide what type of film it wants …continue reading Reel Review: Earworm (2024)
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