Director’s Cut – Review

Knowing that DIRECTOR’S CUT is headed towards death from the get-go relieves any tension of looking at our final girl or boy, at who might survive, and allows viewers to just kick back and enjoy the drama and brutality.

If That Mockingbird Don’t Sing – Review

There’s a bitter rage inside the glass that is often barely contained by the humor and pathos around the rim. Still, its honesty, side-splitting humor, and delightful cast make for one of this year’s best comedies.

Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 1 – Review

Your dad, uncles, and grandparents will love it. You just need to direct them to the right streaming service. Watch along because you, too, may come to love Costner’s sprawling vanity project.

The Vourdalak – Review

The Vourdalak is an exploratory work that does not lend easy answers to the questions it poses, instead opting to instill true dread and fear into its delightfully weird execution.

Under Paris – Review

Under Paris is another ridiculous Jaws ripoff that plays totally sincere and manages to eke out a fairly watchable creature feature by a hair.

Ten Alternative Christmas Films

The holidays aren’t for everyone. I’m a bit of a Grinch myself, mostly feeling too exhausted with some of the … More

Avatar: The Way of Water – Review

I’ve learned that you really shouldn’t bet against James Cameron when he’s got a chance to get wet.

Tallgrass Film Festival Review – God Save the Queens

Four drag queens go to a therapeutic retreat? This light comedy serves as a fluffy bit of fun that still doesn’t neglect to have very real moments.

Tallgrass Film Festival Review – Attack, Decay, Release

This is a highly experimental work that serves as one of the most interesting and wondrous films I’ve seen in quite some time.

Tallgrass Film Festival Review – We Were Famous, You Don’t Remember: The Embarrassment

This review is for a film originally viewed at the 20th Annual Tallgrass Film Festival. WD;ED will update when the … More