Review: ‘Boston Strangler’ – A Solid Film That Fails to Make the Headlines
Serial killers have long been a subject ripe for picking for dark yet intriguing Hollywood productions. Done right, they expose the dark side of human nature and the perseverance of…
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SXSW 2023: ‘I Used to Be Funny’ – A Rachel Sennott Dramatic Vehicle
There were not many stars minted at SXSW in the last few years. However, after the release of Shiva Baby, Bodies Bodies Bodies and Bottoms, it’s clear that Rachel Sennott…
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SXSW 2023: A24’s ‘Beef’ Springs to Life with Wong and Yeun’s Darkly Comic Performances
As television continues to bring in movie stars to headline their projects, stars get the chance to play out of type. This allows performers to flex their acting muscles and…
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Sarasota Film Festival 2023 – The Full Slate for 25th Anniversary
Our hometown film festival returns for its 25th anniversary this year. The new festival begins on March 25th, 2023, and closes on April 2nd, 2023. The festival is set to…
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SXSW 2023: ‘Raging Grace’ Tells an Immigrant Story In a Haunted House
The immigrant and low SES horror film continues to gain traction in recent years. In the past few years, Nanny and His House were among the best films of the…
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SXSW 2023: ‘Problemista’ – Hilarious and Heartfelt Film About Life in the Arts
Julio Torres already proved to Hollywood he possesses a unique voice. He consistently showed off his vision and clever insights as writer on SNL and co-creator of Los Espookys. Now,…
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SXSW 2023: ‘Appendage’ Literalizes the Monster Inside Us All
Those who struggle with negative self-talk know that it’s difficult to overcome. Simply saying nice things about oneself can help. Yet, even that process feels impossible if you are inclined…
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SXSW 2023: ‘Riders on the Storm’ Delivers a Harrowing Look at the Fall of Kabul
For decades, athletics have been used to signal a belief in national pride. The Olympics, World Cup, and World Baseball Classic allow athletes to become international celebrities. For Kalakov Mulakhil…
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Review: ‘One Fine Morning’ – A Choice Between Love and Responsibility
Few directors quite hit the heart of an internal struggle like Mia Hansen-Løve. Her film Bergman Island was sneakily one of the best films of 2020. Her quiet ability to…
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SXSW 2023: ‘Swarm’ Thrills with Bloody Extravagance and Explicit Sexuality
The anti-hero has long found a place on television. From Walter White to Tony Soprano, series focusing on men misbehaving have long found success. Unfortunately, for women, this approach has…
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