‘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.  

‘The Smashing Machine’ Film Review: Johnson is Powerful, Solo Safdie is Passable

Johnson is almost a lock for an Oscar nomination and one can hope that he will realize the opportunities that await.

‘After the Hunt’ Film Review: Goofy, Pseudo-Intellectual, Wannabe Art

Cartoonish in its attempt to be provocative, After the Hunt feels like a paper from a first year Philosophy student who should probably change their major.

‘One Battle After Another’ Film Review: Now is the Time

Paul Thomas Anderson doesn’t merely “tap in” to what is happening now, he immerses us into a story that no longer plays as a “what if” scenario.

‘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.

‘The Conjuring: Last Rites’ Film Review: A Slow, Boring, Crawl to a Tepid Finale

“At this point, the Conjuring sequels are “rinse and repeat” horror for the uninitiated.”

‘Caught Stealing’ Film Review- Entertaining NYC-set Throwback

It is a pleasure to experience a film that returns to the gritty vibe of the NYC thrillers that populated the 80s and 90s.

‘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.

HBO Original Drama Series TASK Debuts September 7

The HBO Original drama series TASK, from creator Brad Ingelsby (Emmy® nominee for “Mare of Easttown”), debuts SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT on HBO and will be available to stream on HBO Max.