This film turns out to be quite important, resonating in a present time so vulnerable to the rise of fascism around the world.
Eephus (Movie Review)
The reflection that comes with everyone wrapping up and leaving the field one last time is the embodiment of what makes Eephus so special.
Ash (Movie Review)
The visual and auditory experience makes this engrossing enough that groups of people will flock to midnight screenings to enjoy its wild and eerie atmosphere.
Magazine Dreams (Movie Review)
While the movie as a whole might not deserve the awards buzz it was garnering, Majors does for sure.
Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX: Beginning (Movie Review)
There are a few slow moments, but when it is time to lean into the visual spectacle for the theater audience, Tsurumaki delivers bold visuals, big action, and exciting thrills.
A Sloth Story (Movie Review)
A Sloth Story is an enjoyable watch for the whole family.
Queen of the Ring (Movie Review)
Burke’s story is compelling enough for anyone, not just the diehards, as it navigates important themes of sexism and greed
The Short List (March 2025)
Hopefully I can inspire you to check some of these shorts out…
On Becoming a Guinea Fowl (Movie Review)
Bolstered by Chardy’s star-making performance, the film could really make an impact on those who seek it out.
In the Lost Lands (Movie Review)
A better version of film would have focused on the simple, instead of the convoluted and disappointing narrative.
Night of the Zoopocalypse (Movie Review)
Night of the Zoopocalypse’s story might be overdone and stretched, which is understandable given such a simple premise, but it features lots of fun and enjoyable characters.
Seven Veils (Movie Review)
Seyfried and the technical filmmaking are real standouts, making Seven Veils quite an experience.