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Speak No Evil (Sundance) Review

Posted 4 years ago

PLOT: A Danish family visits a Dutch family they met on a holiday. What was supposed to be an idyllic weekend slowly starts unraveling as the Danes try to stay polite in the face of unpleasantness. REVIEW: Satire and horror...

Judas and the Black Messiah (Review) Sundance

Posted 5 years ago

PLOT: William O’Neal (Lakeith Stanfield), a petty criminal, is recruited by the F.B.I to infiltrate the Black Panthers, so he can get close to the charismatic head of the Illinois chapter, Fred Hampton (Daniel Kaluuya). REVIEW: COINTELPRO remains one of...

Censor (Horror Movie Review) – Sundance Film Festival

Posted 5 years ago

PLOT: A British film censor (Niamh Algar) becomes obsessed with a gory slasher flick that echoes her repressed childhood memories. REVIEW: “In the future, if you have even the slightest doubt, just reject the film!” This is what Censor’s heroine,...

Sundance Film Fest 2021 full lineup announced

Posted 5 years ago

When Robert Redford co-founded the Sundance Film Festival in 1978 I doubt very much he ever thought we'd be celebrating the annual event during a global pandemic. This being the case, Sundance is going semi-virtual for this year's proceedings. “Each...

Viggo Mortensen directorial debut gets February release date

Posted 5 years ago

Perceval Pictures and Quiver Distribution announced today that they will be partnering on the U.S. release of Academy Award nominee Viggo Mortensen’s (Captain Fantastic, Eastern Promises) directorial debut FALLING. The drama stars Viggo Mortensen, who also penned the script, alongside Academy Award...

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Sundance Film Festival 2021 will meet audiences where they are

Posted 5 years ago

As has been the case with all industry events in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2021 Sundance Film Festival had to adapt to a new normal in order for the show to go on, and now they have...

Review: Big Time Adolescence

Posted 6 years ago

Note: This review originally appeared as part of our Sundance 2019 coverage. PLOT: Sixteen year old Mo (Griffin Gluck) doesn’t have many friends his own age. But, he does have a best friend in twenty-three-year-old Zeke (Pete Davidson), his sister’s...

The Lodge (Movie Review)

Posted 6 years ago

PLOT: Following the suicide of their mother, two kids find themselves trapped in a remote lodge over their Christmas holiday with their father’s girlfriend (Riley Keough) who also happens to be the sole survivor of a religious cult. REVIEW: THE...

Review: The Lodge

Posted 6 years ago

  Previously reviewed as part of our Sundance 2019 coverage.  PLOT: Following the suicide of their mother, two kids find themselves trapped in a remote lodge over their Christmas holiday with their father’s girlfriend (Riley Keough) who also happens to...

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