Sundance Film Festival

Life After Beth (Sundance 2014 Review)

Posted 12 years ago

PLOT: Zach (Dane DeHaan) is thrilled when his dead girlfriend Beth (Aubrey Plaza) is somehow resurrected. His enthusiasm predictably wears off once he discovers she has a new taste for human flesh. REVIEW: The romantic “zombie” comedy, or rather rom-zom-com...

Review: The Trip to Italy (Sundance 2014)

Posted 12 years ago

PLOT: Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon (playing fictionalized versions of themselves) go on a road trip through Italy, where they sample the local cuisine, discuss life, and generally get on each others nerves. REVIEW: Michael Winterbottom‘s THE TRIP was a...

Review: Roger Ebert- Life Itself (Sundance 2014)

Posted 12 years ago

PLOT: The life and times of famed film critic Roger Ebert, from his early days at the Chicago Sun-Times, to his fame on Siskel & Ebert, to his ultimate illness and passing. REVIEW: Roger Ebert is a person that a...

Review: The Raid 2 (Sundance 2014)

Posted 12 years ago

PLOT: Rama (Iko Uwais) is sent undercover by a task force looking to root out police corruption, and ends up infiltrating the most feared crime syndicate in the city. REVIEW: For anyone fearing THE RAID 2 would be a simple...

Review: Calvary (Sundance 2014)

Posted 12 years ago

PLOT: A kindly Irish priest (Brendan Gleeson) is told by a parishioner that in one week, he will be murdered in retaliation for crimes committed by the Catholic Church. Not knowing if the threat is real, the priest tries to...

Cooties (Sundance Review)

Posted 12 years ago

PLOT: A wanna-be horror novelist turned substitute teacher (Elijah Wood) has to contend with a school full of rabid children when one of them is infected by a virus from a tainted chicken nugget. REVIEW: The only downside about attending...

Review: Boyhood (Sundance 2014)

Posted 12 years ago

PLOT: The adolescence of a Texas-boy named Mason (Ellar Salmon)- from the time he enters grade one to his first day at college. REVIEW: Twelve years is a long time to spend on one movie. For years, there have been...

Review: Camp X-Ray (Sundance 2014)

Posted 12 years ago

PLOT: A young woman (Kristen Stewart) stationed as a guard at Guantanamo Bay forms an unlikely friendship with a charismatic prisoner (Payman Maadi). REVIEW: A movie about Guantanamo Bay is sure to divide audiences. Now that CAMP X-RAY has premiered...

Review: The Guest (Sundance 2014)

Posted 12 years ago

PLOT: A former soldier (Dan Stevens) makes his way to the family home of a fallen comrade, and quickly becomes a beloved, indefinite house-guest. However, the family’s teenage children (Maika Monroe & Brendan Meyer) soon begin to suspect this former...

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