“Rosemead” is based on “A dying mother’s plan: Buy a gun. Rent a hotel room. Kill her son,” an article…
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Sriram Emani’s short film “Jam Boy” just had its world premiere at the DC Independent Film Festival this February and…
So, we come to “Scream 7.” For those mega fans of the genre, the seventh instalment of this ever-loved franchise…
From A. V. Bramble in 1920 to Robert Fuest in 1970, Emily Brontë’s classic novel “Wuthering Heights” has been adapted…
2004’s “Man on Fire” by Tony Scott features Denzel Washington mirroring roles we’ve seen before. “Flight” (for alcoholism) and “The…
We officially are in Dumpuary. For me, as a critic, it’s like summer break after awards-season finals weekend—a predictable lull…
There’s a version of “The Yellow Tie” that plays like a straightforward biopic: childhood hardship, artistic awakening, the long climb…
“Black Phone” 2, again directed and co-written by Scott Derrickson, improves upon its predecessor in remarkable ways. It’s interesting that…
Pouring plenty of emotion into its relatively brief run-time, Zak Hilditch’s “We Bury the Dead” takes a hearty swing at pathos-laden ‘zombie…
“Toughness doesn’t have to be forceful. It can be gentle.” Siila Watt-Cloutier says this early in the film, and it…