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‘The Mosquito Bowl’ Review: Peter Berg’s Gritty, Gruesome WWII Film Pulls No Punches
Football borrows a lot of familiar idioms from the theater of war. There is an offensive line, a defensive line, and both sides can find […]
John Malkovich Is an Instant Oscar Favorite in Martin McDonagh’s ‘Wild Horse Nine’ | Review
It is pretty darn surprising that John Malkovich hasn’t won an Oscar yet. The legendary actor has been nominated twice — once for Places in […]
‘Godzilla Minus Zero’ Is a Rare Sequel That’s Better Than the Original | Review
Even in a winter film season featuring a new Avengers movie and the conclusion of the Dune franchise, Godzilla Minus Zero is a title that […]
‘La Bola Negra’ Finds Beauty in the Rubble of Spain’s Tragic History | Review
As Oscar season whirs into motion, one of the most talked-about movies coming out of the festival circuit is La Bola Negra. Directed by Javier […]
‘Clayface’ Is Horrific To Watch for All the Right Reasons | Review
If you’ve heard anything about Clayface, the new DCU offering co-written by horror superstar Mike Flanagan, it’s probably that the film represents something new for […]
‘You Can See Everything’ Review: The Year’s Most Original Movie Will Make You Question Reality
Ever since watching the much-memed trailer for Lance Oppenheim and Nathan Fielder’s documentary You Can See Everything, I have been enthralled by the air of […]
‘Sense & Sensibility’ Steals ‘Pride & Prejudice’s Crown as a Masterpiece Austen Adaptation | Review
Although Jane Austen is probably best known for her iconic novel Pride and Prejudice, it is Sense and Sensibility that first put her on the […]
‘Street Fighter’ Isn’t the K.O. Reboot Fans Hoped For | Review
Ever since Bob Hoskins and John Leguizamo‘s Super Mario Bros., the very first video game-to-film adaptation, the genre has had a bad reputation — a […]
In ‘Whalefall,’ the Only Thing More Dangerous Than the Sea Is Guilt | Review
When people plead for movie theaters to once again be filled with mid-budget dramas and thrillers for adults, I’m not sure that the story of […]