In 2020, filmmaker and theater creator Irina Varina had a plan to make a film called I Know What You Did in the Summer of…
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Godzilla vs. Kong (dir. Adam Wingard): Film review
This clash of the titans is absolutely wonderful to behold
View More Godzilla vs. Kong (dir. Adam Wingard): Film reviewOscars Facing Backlash For No Zoom Policy
The Oscars will be going ahead on Sunday, April 25, to the delight of the film industry, TV executives and film aficionados. However, it remains…
View More Oscars Facing Backlash For No Zoom PolicyNOBODY (dir. Ilya Naishuller): Film review
If someone told me that the cinematic trend kicked off by Liam Neeson in which a middle-aged gentleman with a certain set of skills has…
View More NOBODY (dir. Ilya Naishuller): Film reviewLiving in A DOLL’S HOUSE: An Ibsen adaption for these times
Wife and husband team Jennifer Summerfield and Kyle Cassidy are releasing their quarantine-themed adaptation of A Doll’s House to coincide with the one-year anniversary of Philly’s stay-at-home order,
View More Living in A DOLL’S HOUSE: An Ibsen adaption for these timesCRISIS (dir. Nicholas Jarecki): Film review
Crisis does for the opioid crisis what Crash attempted to do for race relations in America.
View More CRISIS (dir. Nicholas Jarecki): Film review100 Days to Live (dir. Ravin Gandhi): Film review
In the absence of resources, all you really need is a good story and the desire to tell it
View More 100 Days to Live (dir. Ravin Gandhi): Film reviewSLAXX (dir. Elza Kephart): Film review
A pair of possessed jeans comes to life and starts killing the staff in delightfully brutal ways
View More SLAXX (dir. Elza Kephart): Film reviewSacrifice (dir. Andy Collier, Toor Mian): Film review
Takes its time getting to the scary stuff, but uses that time to ratchet up the dread in a big way, leading to a surprising finale that chills to the bone.
View More Sacrifice (dir. Andy Collier, Toor Mian): Film reviewGreenland (dir. Ric Roman Waugh): Film review
Worth checking out before the world ends
View More Greenland (dir. Ric Roman Waugh): Film reviewBLISS (dir. Mike Cahill): Film review
An empty novelty, presented in a way that can only keep the audience at a distance
View More BLISS (dir. Mike Cahill): Film reviewThe Little Things (dir. John Lee Hancock): Film review
I have a feeling that The Little Things is going to be a bit of a critical punching bag, but I enjoyed the film
View More The Little Things (dir. John Lee Hancock): Film reviewPsycho Goreman (dir. Steven Kostanski): Film review
It’s hard to overstate how wonderfully fucked up this movie is.
View More Psycho Goreman (dir. Steven Kostanski): Film reviewNews of the World (dir. Paul Greengrass): Film review
The kind of movie that’s totally worth watching while simultaneously being nothing at all to write home about.
View More News of the World (dir. Paul Greengrass): Film reviewNeed A Podcast for Christmas?
Hallmark Christmas movies are a genre of cinema that has received decidedly little critical attention… until now
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So many new movies, TV series, games, and other entertainers are launched everyday which you want to enjoy. All these come with expensive subscriptions which…
View More Watch latest movies for freeZappa (2020 – dir. Alex Winter): Philadelphia Film Festival review
Frank Zappa is a walking contradiction.
View More Zappa (2020 – dir. Alex Winter): Philadelphia Film Festival reviewThe Killing of Two Lovers (2020 – dir. Robert Machoian): Philadelphia Film Festival review
This is one of those “the less you know, the better” movies, not because anything so surprising happens that you wouldn’t want to be spoiled,…
View More The Killing of Two Lovers (2020 – dir. Robert Machoian): Philadelphia Film Festival reviewDigger (dir. Georgis Grigorakis): Philadelphia Film Festival review
A very entertaining window into an unfamiliar world, filled with familiar characterizations of real, devastatingly human people.
View More Digger (dir. Georgis Grigorakis): Philadelphia Film Festival reviewNight of the Kings (dir. Philippe Lacôte): Philadelphia Film Festival review
The movie rocks. I’ve never seen anything like it.
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