Onward is another rock solid film from Disney and Pixar with its fun animation, fantastical story, and touching familial message.
Lockdown 2020 Review: Onward
Month: March 2020
Netflix Original Review: The Platform
Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia’s feature length directorial debut, The Platform, features a relevant analysis on modern day class structure along with some legitimate thrills and gore.
Indie Film Review: What Love Looks Like
Alex Magaña’s newest film, What Love Looks Like, is an anthology that maintains the writer/director’s playful tone but lacks an overall story and falls a little flat.
Altered Carbon Season 2 Wrap-Up
Netflix’s Altered Carbon returns for a second season with a new lead and plenty of nonsensical storytelling to confuse and irritate viewers.
Lockdown 2020 Review: Color Out of Space
Color Out of Space, Richard Stanley’s first directorial feature in over 20 years, is a wild trip into the mind of H.P. Lovecraft with its striking visuals and satisfying cosmic body horror effects.
Short Film Review: Just Scream
Ewurakua Dawson-Amoah’s short film, Just Scream, boasts a simple but relevant story with a powerful message and great performances.
Indie Film Review: M.O.M. (Mothers of Monsters)
Tucia Lyman’s feature film debut, M.O.M. (Mothers of Monsters), is an effective psychological thriller with an intriguing story that somewhat peters out by the end.
In Theaters Review: The Hunt
Despite controversies surrounding the film, Craig Zobel’s The Hunt is a violently entertaining satire on the state of modern day America.
Short Film Review: The Knock
The new film from Zach Lorkiewicz, The Knock, is a more straight forward and suspenseful horror short but still has that wonderfully distinct Count the Clock feel.
Short Film Review: The Music
Mark Battle’s newest short film, The Music, is a simple and engaging story that keeps you guessing while boasting beautiful black and white visuals.
