Not as old fashioned as it should have been. There’s a scene later in “On Swift Horses,” regarding two people who appear to be in the brink of an affair, but they’re […]
On Swift Horses
The Accountant 2
This sequel gets its numbers right. I was one of the few film critics to enjoy “The Accountant” from 2016, which you may recall had Ben Affleck playing Christian Wolff, an autistic […]
Sinners
There’s not a moment to miss in Ryan Coogler’s electrifying vampire movie. Months after praising Bill Skarsgard’s performance and Robert Eggers’ direction in the new version of “Nosferatu,” we have another vampire […]
Warfare
Another war movie well worth your time. “Warfare” is the first collaboration between Alex Garland and a real-life former Navy SEAL named Ray Mendoza, as they both write and direct Mendoza’s memories […]
Drop
Wining and dining with someone stalked by a killer. Better make a reservation. From what I have been seeing lately, Christopher Landon seems to be having a better connection with female leads […]
Psycho Therapy: The Shallow Tale of a Writer Who Decided to Write About a Serial Killer
A chemistry between a writer and killer that slays you. The long subtitle: “The Shallow Tale of a Writer Who Decided to Write About a Serial Killer” basically summons up about the […]
Freaky Tales
A freaky and cool Tarantino movie that’s not made by him. From intertwining stories like “Pulp Fiction” and “Amores Perros” to anthologies like “Sin City” and “Kinds of Kindness” to double bills […]
A Nice Indian Boy
A nice gay romance between Dopinder and Kristoff. In recent memory, we have gotten some delightful gay romcoms like “Bros” and “Red, White & Royal Blue,” and “A Nice Indian Boy” is […]
The Ballad of Wallis Island
I’m surprised John Carney had nothing to do with this funny and sweet music film. I’ve seen two music documentaries at the Boulder International Film Festival: “One to One: John & Yoko,” […]
The Penguin Lessons
Listen to this teacher and his flightless assistant. This week, we have two dramedies regarding teachers who manage to spark a relationship with animals. Scott McGehee and David Siegel’s latest entry “The […]
