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Interstellar Directed by Christopher NolanWritten by Jonathan & Christopher Nolan The review: Matthew McConaughey, in his I’m-a-serious-actor period, travels through Nolan’s take on space [...]

The Watermelon Woman Directed by Cheryl DunyeWritten by Cheryl Dunye The review: A few months ago I watched Nisha Ganatra’s Chutney Popcorn and was charmed by it’s 90’s indie energy;* so it was [...]

Da 5 Bloods Directed by Spike LeeWritten by Danny Bilson, Paul De Meo, Kevin Willmott, and Spike Lee The review: This movie is long* and takes place in two time periods** (Vietnam in 1971 and [...]

Song One Written and directed by Kate Barker-Froyland The review: This film is a must-see for people who like to watch Anne Hathaway emote, like quiet films with lots of time for thinking, or [...]

Last Christmas Directed by Paul FeigWritten by Emma Thompson and Bryony Kimmings The review: Gosh darn if Emilia Clarke* isn’t the reason to watch this perfectly fine entry into the holiday movie [...]

Buffaloed Directed by Tanya WexlerWritten by Brian Sacca The review: Zoey Deutch flexes her I’m-a-legit-actress-not-just-an-offspring-hack muscles* using not only tons of charisma to make us like [...]

The review: Francesco Amato’s 18 Presents could have dived right in to movie cliches* but ventures off in a different direction to create a movie that had me intermittently verklempt. The charm [...]

The review: Christopher Nolan’s Inception is a movie with a highly original concept that makes the choice to go just a few levels too deep.* It remains as visually stunning as it was in 2010,** [...]