Love Lies Bleeding Review
Kristen Stewart makes for a memorable Neo-noir antihero in the mean-spirited, violent Love Lies Bleeding, which is good, pulpy fun.
Kristen Stewart makes for a memorable Neo-noir antihero in the mean-spirited, violent Love Lies Bleeding, which is good, pulpy fun.
Sundance 2024 is officially done, and here are some key takeaways from this edition of the fest, as well as our ten faves!
Exhibiting Forgiveness is a tragic, nuanced meditation on reconciliations, and whether or not some wounds run too deep.
Chiwetel Ejiofor’s Rob Peace is a well-made, and ultimately tragic tale, based on the short life of a young scholar.
This Netflix doc examines the making of the charity single We Are the World, which united the biggest pop stars of the 80s.
Chris Nash’s In A Violent Nature is unique in that it upends the slasher formula by being from the perspective of the killer.
Super/Man, the Christopher Reeve documentary that was the talk of the Sundance Film Festival, is likely to be acquired by Warner Bros for a cool $15 million.
Jesse Eisenberg’s A Real Pain is a gem of a film featuring superb performances from the director and Kieran Culkin.
An offbeat, quirky, but entertaining romantic comedy headlined by an unusual pairing, Jason Schwartzman and Carol Kane.
Freaky Tales is one wild ride, being perhaps the only Sundance movie in recent years to end in a kung-fu bloodbath. Suffice to say, we loved it.
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