Not always, movies will make you think. Some of them are designed to raise some questions, but you’re not obligated to start some discourse with a large part
The first thing that comes to mind with Harley Wallen‘s Final Recovery is that the crew behind productions like Ash & Bone and Beneath Us All have learned
Dating apps and wireless file sharing were supposed to make life easier. Instead, they’ve become perfect fuel for modern tech thrillers. Christopher Landon’s Drop leans into this paranoia with all
In the first seconds of Quba!, a small choir emanates years of history through a haunting chant that hides something. Something that can only be identified if you
By this point, I’m already used to the style of movies made under the umbrella of Angel Studios. The studio, once associated with Christianity-based productions, has widened its
We Were Dangerous begins with failure. Two girls have tried to escape a place they don’t belong in, a “prison” of sorts that demands ridiculous order and runs
Marc Webb’s live-action Snow White is many things, but “the fairest of them all” is not one of them. A visually expensive yet oddly cheap-looking adaptation, it stumbles
I wasn’t entirely sure what to make of Drew Hancock’s film Companion when I first watched it. Yes, it’s darkly funny, sharply executed, and unrelentingly brutal. But was
Novocaine toys with a moral tightrope, inviting its audiences to revel in over-the-top violence under the guise of rooting for a mild-mannered protagonist. Directors Dan Berk and Robert
How can art heal the human soul? A question with multiple answers considering the many ways art can become a useful channel to express emotions and one that´s
Brief Somebodies follows a very difficult subject. Regardless of whatever story one aims to tell, the subject of sexual violence is difficult to digest. And although I understand
