The 2018 Oscar Nominees for Short Film – Animation are pretty good. I love one of them, but good luck toppling Pixar in this category.
The 2018 Short Film Live Action Oscar Nominees is a truly outstanding group of short films. Try and see them.
Sam Elliott and his moustache are the stars of this incredible mess.
This new entry in the “Liam Neeson seeks revenge” canon is a failed attempt to shake up the formula.
Despite some strong performances, this latest entry in the “Amityville” franchise is plagued with ill-considered decisions and a lack of anything new to say.
This sharply stylized horror film from director Nicholas Pesce is a lurid, blackly-comic exploration of the peculiarities of the human psyche.
Check out “I Am the Night’s” pilot episode, then put this eight-week series on your Monday night must-watch list; with its genre-savvy storytelling and eye-candy locations, it’s a hell of a ride.
Everyone knows there is an ongoing, massive refugee crisis. Here we are presented with a view of it through the eyes of a child. It’s depressing, but what else could it be?
When you see a couple of hundred films a year, it’s especially nice when one makes you feel the magic you felt when you went to your first movie. For me, three did exactly that in 2018.
Don’t believe the (largely negative) hype: this first ““ and sadly, most-likely last – adaptation of the Phillip Reeve novels has an intriguing premise, some surprising characters, and enough world-building to deliver a treat for sci-fi and fantasy fans.
