Review: Filmmaker David Cronenberg Revisits Favorite Themes in Weird yet Rich Crimes of the Future
Having not yet read any opinions on the latest David Cronenberg treatise on the future of the body, sex, art,…
Review: Haunting, Heartbreaking Spencer Is a Force of Filmmaking, Acting Talent on Screen
Chilean filmmaker Pablo Larraín is one of the most compelling artists currently working in the medium. His career is grounded…
Review: Happiest Season Misses a Chance to Bring Depth, Heart to a Memorable Holiday Family Gathering
As fun as it can be to revisit holiday favorites year after year, it’s always nice to see new festive…
Review: At the Intersection of Hollywood and Politics, Seberg Falls Short
The late, American-born actress Jean Seberg certainly led a fascinating life, from her first film, 1957’s Saint Joan (in which…
Review: With Kristen Stewart at Its Comedic Center, Charlie’s Angels Gets a Fun, Sharp Upgrade
Sometimes a movie just has to be really fun and sharp to get my attention. It doesn’t have to reinvent…
Dispatch: Early Hits, Misses and Mehs at Toronto Film Festival
In just its first few days, the 2019 Toronto International Film Festival has presented dozens of films to thousands of…
Review: Love, Antosha Chronicles a Life Fully Lived, Lost Too Soon
Twice in 2011, I was fortunate enough to have met actor Anton Yelchin, and I can vouch for the fact…
