Category: Reviews
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The Odyssey Review
In many respects, The Odyssey is in the spirit of Ben-Hur, The Ten Commandments, and other epics that Hollywood doesn’t make anymore. Read More >
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Eternity Review
Eternity respects its characters in a love triangle that keeps us guessing. Read More >
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Death of a Unicorn Review
Bonkers premise and over-the-top kills aside, Death of a Unicorn is a clever commentary on greed and grief with an effective father/daughter dynamic at its core. Read More >
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Tuesday Review
As surreal as it might be, Tuesday is ultimately a therapeutic film that provides just enough answers amidst the constant head-scratching. Read More >
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Three Thousand Years of Longing Review
Three Thousand Years of Longing is an admirable effort, but the premise doesn’t quite reach its potential. Read More >
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Nine Days Review
Nine Days creates a world of its own with nothing more than a remote house and a barren desert. Read More >
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Come Away Review
Come Away has just enough magic, realism, and magical realism to reach its intended destination. Read More >
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Cats Review
Even if Cats had nine lives, all of them would be dead on arrival. Read More >
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The Lighthouse Review
The Lighthouse is a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma. Read More >
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The Shape of Water Review (Toronto International Film Festival)
Guillermo del Toro’s The Shape of Water is a true labor of love for the filmmaker. We’ve seen him tackle mainstream blockbuster material with Pacific Rim and Hellboy, but this new, surreal love story has more in common with his adored 2006 film, Pan’s Labyrinth. It holds the same gentle dark fantasy backbone, using dense… Read More >
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