No traffic jams for this road trip psychological thriller. We had “Backrooms” last May, which took place inside the walls of a furniture store. Nobody knows why or how all of this […]
It Ends
The Rivals of Amziah King
A bee picture you need to see through the LookingGlass. “The Rivals of Amziah King” is another one of those movies I’m surprised neither Quentin Tarantino nor any of the Coen brothers […]
The Brink of War
Jeff Daniels and Jared Harris know politics when they see them here. “The Brink of War” is the latest political Angel Studios entry this summer after the awful animated version of George […]
The End of Oak Street
The best dinosaur movie since the first “Jurassic Park.” Like last week’s horror bomb “Ice Cream Man,” “The End of Oak Street” begins with a sunny and almost happy community that never […]
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma
80s horror nostalgia and lesbianism deliver in Jane Schoenbrun’s latest gem. It often happens, but a person would end up in the wrong theater, thinking that the movie they were supposed to […]
I Want Your Sex
There’s plenty of sex in the workplace and that’s comically surreal. Gregg Araki has made a name for himself in the surreal independent world with his Teenage Apocalyptic trilogy (consisting of “Totally […]
Michael Mann’s Manhunter-The Final Cut
In any format, this Michael Mann thriller is gritty entertainment. Michael Mann’s 1986 crime thriller “Manhunter” is celebrating its 40th anniversary with a special 4K Final Cut in select locations. I saw […]
Motor City
Less words, more fun pulpy action. Every now and then, pulp action movies are required to keep that 70s B-movie charm alive. It’s the kind that mixes a lot of people. After […]
The Kidnapping of Arabella
An Italian road trip movie with a bratty young passenger. “The Kidnapping of Arabella” is an Italian film and the first to have Chris Pine speaking in a non-English language role, and […]
The Get Out
The new Russell Crowe crime movie needs some more bullets. Important distinction: try not to get “The Get Out” confused” with “Get Out.” When you ask someone, I would advise you say: […]
