Contemporary version of the venerable murder mystery genre will delight audiences and provide many laugh-out-loud moments.
Playtime (1967) (Classic Film Review)
In our latest classic film review, Marialena dissects Tati’s classic ‘Playtime’ and gives her thoughts on the good and the bad of it.
Blinded by the Light (Film Review)
A wonderful comedy-drama and coming-of-age film that portrays a young man inspired by the Bruce Springsteen songbook to follow his dreams.
Ovid and The Art of Love (Movie Review)
Writer/director Esme von Hoffmann has crafted an entertaining tale of Ancient Rome’s famous poet Ovid that blends the past and present with generally successful results.
States (2019) (Movie Review)
An often reflective and quirky indie road film from writer/director Zach Gayne with excellent visual style
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (Movie Review)
If Tarantino were to retire right this second this elegy to waning days Hollywood’s Golden Age would be a great picture to go out on.
Netflix Original Murder Mystery (Movie Review)
A rather lame “we’ve seen all this before” reunites Jennifer Aniston and Adam Sandler in a brainless mystery-comedy
Flashout (Movie Review)
An ironically two-dimensional indie sci-fi comedy about a group of sexy women from a parallel universe pitching a mating game.
Netflix Original Velvet Buzzsaw (TheaterByte Movie Review)
Dan Gilroy has crafted a dark satire, replete with horror-film elements, on the Los Angeles contemporary art world
Vice (TheaterByte Movie Review)
If you’re interested in more recent history of political figureheads then ‘Vice’ may be right up your alley.
