The First Official Trailer for Valdimar Jóhannsson's Lamb Is Another Great A24 Horror Film in the Making
The first trailer for Valdimar Jóhannsson's Lamb, starring Noomi Rapace is here.Watch the trailer here.
How It Ends Review: A Great Hangout Dramedy for Those Who Want A Laugh Post-Pandemic
How It Ends is the kind of movie you should watch with some friends around at a party.My review of Daryl Wein & Zoe Lister-Jones' recent film.
Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain Review: Morgan Neville’s Latest Documentary Goes Into the Mind of Anthony Bourdain, For Better or For Worse
Three years after his death, Anthony Bourdain finally gets the portrait he deserves, even if there are some questionable choices within.
1st Annual Mid-Year Reel Awards Winners
The nominees for my 1st Annual Mid-Year Reel Awards were announced on the 14th.Now check out the winners (I promise, there are tons of surprises!)
Next on Disney+: August 2021
Here is everything new on Disney+ in August 2021, including the premiere of What If...?, new episodes of The Bad Batch, Turner & Hooch, Monsters at Work, and much more.
1st Annual Mid-Year Reel Awards Nominations
I'm trying something new with the Reel Awards!Say hello to the 1st Annual Mid-Year Reel Awards!Read the nominees here!
Naomi Osaka Episode 3 Review: Garrett Bradley Closes Out Naomi Osaka with a “New Blueprint” For Docuseries Going Forward
In the docuseries finale, Garrett Bradley closes out a truly magical docuseries.
Naomi Osaka Episode 2 Review: The World Surrounds Naomi Osaka in “Champion Mentality”
In the second episode of Naomi Osaka, Garrett Bradley crafts a claustrophobic tale of a tennis champ.
AFI Docs 2021 | Courtroom 3H Review: A Courtroom Documentary Without a Legal Argument
I caught courthouse documentary Courtroom 3H at AFI Docs 2021.Here's my review.
AFI Docs 2021 | The Hairdresser Interview with Director Lorraine Price
Today, I interviewed the director of the short film, The Hairdresser, which is screening as part of Shorts Progam #2 at AFI Docs 2021.
What I’m Watching at AFI Docs 2021
Now that AFI Docs 2021 has officially kicked off, here are the documentaries and docuseries I'm most excited to see.
Naomi Osaka Episode One Review: Garrett Bradley Returns to Provide Insight into Her Tennis Career as Meditation for the Mind
I watched the first episode of the Naomi Osaka docuseries directed by Garrett Bradley. In the process, Bradley made me appreciate the mental and physical sport of tennis.
The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard Review: Ryan Reynolds and Company Return for A Fun Blockbuster Popcorn Comedy Worthy Of A Trip To Your Local Theater
Ryan Reynolds, Samuel L. Jackson, and Salma Hayek return for the sequel to the 2017 hit film, The Hitman's Bodyguard. Can lightning strike twice? Yes and no.
Tribeca Film Festival Opens Its Twentieth Anniversary With the World Premiere of In the Heights
To kick off the 20th anniversary of the Tribeca Film Festival, this year's edition of the festival opened with In the Heights.
Disney's Cruella Arrives on Digital and 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray and DVD Fashionably Early
Disney's latest villn origin story makes its way from the big screen to your living room a little earlier than expected.
Cruella Review: Emma Stone Plays Cruella in Craig Gillespie's Cruel New Tale Exciting for Audiences New and Old in Disney's Latest Remake
In Disney's latest live-action remake, Craig Gillespie and Emma Stone create a backstory for Cruella de Ville that's just as interesting as the source material.
Spiral: From the Book of Saw Review - Chris Rock Resucitates the Saw Franchise's Corpse with Law & Order: Saw Edition
In the latest revival of the Saw franchise, Chris Rock somehow manages to develop a spin on the franchise that's new and doesn't feel like Saw anymore.
Disney Partners with AsianBossGirl to Celebrate Raya and the Last Dragon's Home Release
Next weekend, you and your family can spend the weekend with AAPI creators to celebrate the home video release of the Southeast Asian-inspired film Raya and the Last Dragon.