“Kids in the Hall: Comedy Punks” is enough to make anyone a fan of the men who created a cultural comedic phenomenon.
Browsing: New Releases
Robert Eggers’ “The Northman” feels more like a tapestry of masterful visual storytelling than a complete film narrative.
You’re going to be hard pressed to find a film more enjoyable and funny than “The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent.”
“No Exit” focuses on all the wrong things, and manages to turn an intriguing premise into kind of a mess of a movie.
“Studio 666” is good enough to be recommended, but not quite good enough to warrant leaving your house to see.
“Lucy and Desi” manages to stand out, with a compelling look into the fascinating lives of the beloved power couple.
Joel Coen’s “Macbeth” is the visual representation of something wicked this way comes, and we are here for it.
For as much as people swear up and down that I don’t like anything, I actually had a harder time…
“Licorice Pizza” is reminder of why we love films, and why we are willing to invest in the stories of others.
Given everything we’ve been through in the last few years- and the impending doom of yet another year of uncertainty-…