Netflix revives the legend of Bonnie and Clyde from the perspective of the two former Texas Rangers that took to the highway and eventually tracked them down.
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The Dirty Kind (Movie Review)
The gritty side of Queens, NY is explored as a private eye searches for a missing woman who was intimately involved with a local politician in this strong indie film debut.
Netflix Original Triple Frontier (Movie Review)
A disappointing action flick that features a daring heist and subsequent fight for survival in hostile terrain.
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
Netflix Original Polar (TheaterByte Movie Review)
An endless exercise in blood, gore, and violence that does its cast no favors
A Clockwork Orange (1971) (TheaterByte Classic Film Review)
Malcolm McDowell puts on a powerful performance in this thought-provoking and visually engaging ’70s classic.
Destroyer (TheaterByte Movie Review)
Karyn Kusama’s ‘Destroyer’ is an almost nihilistic neo-noir cop thriller with some dark secrets.
The Mule (TheaterByte Movie Review)
This film has an uninspired script based on the story of a real-life 80+ year-old drug mule that even this Hollywood legend’s best efforts cannot overcome.
Rififi (1955) (TheaterByte Classic Film Review)
In our latest classic film review we examine the intense Dassin heist film ‘Rififi’
Widows (TheaterByte Movie Review)
Crime thriller ‘Widows’ is an entertaining two-hour cinematic banquet just in time for Thanksgiving.
