Mortal Kombat (2021) Film Review
If someone wants to make a good Mortal Kombat movie, they should drop the pretense of a plot. It would certainly be better than this mess.
Martial Arts Saves The World: An Interview with Jiu Jitsu Director Dimitri Logothetis
If you are looking for a film to provide that perfect dose of escapism, look no further than director/writer/producer Dimitri Logothetis’ latest film, Jiu Jitsu. Now streaming on Netflix, the film stars Nicolas...
This Is A Robbery: Docu-Series Review of Gardner Museum Art Heist
Who stole the Gardner Museum paintings? This documentary seeks to answer the question.
Shiva Baby Review
A stunning directorial debut. Shiva Baby is funny, hypnotic, and captivating.
Godzilla vs. Kong Review
A well-crafted, candy-colored, eye-popping title bout made for fans, it delivers on its promise: a fun cinematic confrontation of two titans.
Best Casino Scenes on Netflix
Netflix is a veritable hub of goodness. No matter what movie genre you are in the mood for, they have it.
Feel like crying on a Wednesday afternoon? Getting a big helping of horror on a Monday?
No matte...
Zack Snyder’s Justice League Review
Better than the film released in 2017, Zack Snyder’s Justice League still can’t escape the inadequacies of previous installments.
Minari Film Review
The stakes are low here, but as the film builds to its incendiary climax, it delivers a film where even in these quiet moments, it’s increasingly difficult to look away.
Four Games in Fall – Documentary Review
Documentary argues compellingly for Tom Brady's innocence in Deflategate.
‘Tis the Season – Movie Award Season
Thoughts on choosing the best films of the year
The Personal History of David Copperfield – Movie Review
New Dickens adaptation tries hard to be different...perhaps too hard.
The Disrupted – Documentary Review
There are a multitude of approaches to criticism. One among them is seen less these days—the so called “new” school of criticism. This is the theory that we should evaluate a work of art only on its merits and ...
“We Can All Empathize Easier With Music”: Composer and Musician Genevieve Vincent Talks About The Power of Music
We could all use a little laughter and a good dose of love in our lives these days. Released this weekend, The Broken Hearts Gallery promises to provide film audiences with those feel-good vibes we’ve been miss...
Rebuilding Paradise – Documentary Film Review
Ron Howard's documentary strikes the right note in troubling times
Theater, Television, and Film: What Will Judd Hirsch Take On Next?
Whether you were first introduced to him as Alex Reiger on Taxi, Julius Levinson in Independence Day, or Nat in I’m Not Rappaport, you would be hard-pressed to find someone who has not been blown away by the ta...
From Cop to New Age Store Owner: Corbin Bernsen Talks Local Film, Streaming Services, and Dream Projects
From Roger Dorn in Major League and Henry Spencer in Psych to Arnie Becker in L.A. Law and Harlan Dexter in Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, Corbin Bernsen has never failed to entertain film and television audiences and le...
