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.

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

You already know whether or not you’re going to watch Rob Zombie’s new take on The Munsters. If his schtick … More

When so many film romances are boiled down to two Marvel stars flirting onscreen (as chastely as possible) it’s nice … More

The original McTiernon film is such a blast, one that has never been equaled by a sequel (though the 2010 … More

There’s something to be said about the honesty that goes into Alex Garland’s Annihilation, a film that loosely adapts the … More

This one’s wild.

I’m pretty fond of The Foo Fighters, a band formed by Dave Grohl in ’94 during the aftermath of Cobain’s … More

Japanese animation has been leaps and bounds ahead of the rest of the world for quite some time, pushing the … More