Dispatch: Sundance Film Festival Continues with Impressive Remakes and Disappointing Returns
Living Remakes are always a tricky prospect, and one probably shouldn’t engage in remaking one of the greatest movies ever…
Interview: Rebecca Hall Talks Her Deep Personal Connection to Passing, Her Filmmaking Choices and the Conversations She Hopes it Sparks
London-born Rebecca Hall has long been on my list of the most talented actors working today. In fact, I maintain…
Interview: Chicago International Film Festival’s Mimi Plauché on a Hybrid Fest, Hidden Gems and Helping Audiences Connect to Films
With the city of Chicago—not to mention the world, the nation, and the movie-going public—in various stages of pandemic living…
Review: The Night House Is an Atmospheric, Layered Thriller About Grief and the After life
Seemingly once or twice a month lately, a film is released that originally debuted at Sundance 2020 (Nine Days was…
Review: Godzilla vs. Kong Brings Epic, Splashy Action and Even Some Surprises to the Monsterverse
The current rundown that makes up Warner Bros.’s “Monsterverse” franchise has always felt a bit like it’s flying by the…
Review: Something Gets Lost Between the Songs in Teen Spirit
For reasons I’m not sure I explain, we are in a cinematic era of fake female rock/pop singers. Gone is…
