Category: Drama
‘The Death of Robin Hood’ Film Review: Revisionist Redundancy
“The film lets its own subject down by giving no real insight into the character and failing to achieve the promised deep psychological dig.”
‘Dead Man’s Wire’ Film Review- True Tale Carried by a Good Cast
“The film does a good job of getting its points across without hammering them into simplistic diatribes”
‘My Last Best Friend’ Film Review: Two Fates Collide in a Changing World
“Prandi’s style and story earn comparisons to unique filmmakers such as John Cassavetes and Abel Ferrara; two passionate directors whose movies are tough and raw and nothing short of truthful.”
‘Sentimental Value’ Film Review: A Resonant Human Drama
“Sentimental Value is the kind of intricate human drama that reminds us how powerful the art of cinema can be.”
‘Anemone’ Film Review: Ronan Day-Lewis Makes Art of Regret and Redemption
Ronan Day-Lewis bleeds creativity and originality, crafting a darkly ambient and profound human drama that floats easily between eerie realism and dreamlike psychedelica.
‘Black Rabbit’ Series Review: Intense and Powerful Moral Thriller
The writing on this show is an absolute pleasure. Nothing feels manipulative and every plot point stays true to the well-crafted characters.
‘The Long Walk’ Film Review: A Moving and Suspenseful Parallel to Modern America
The director’s ability to balance emotion, suspense, and uncomfortable intensity is powerful and honors King’s original vision.
‘Highest 2 Lowest’ Film Review: One of the Year’s Best. Ya Dig? Sho Nuff!
Pick any film that bears Lee’s name and you will see a director in love with the art of cinema and the borderless possibilities of storytelling.
‘Eddington’ Film Review: Conspiracies and Doomscrolling in a Broken America
“With Eddington, the director has crafted an intense and pointed look at the deformities of America’s broken social structures.”