Movie Review: “A BANQUET” Feasts on Family Trauma
Ambiguity and family trauma seep throughout the tense fabric of Ruth Paxton’s THE BANQUET.
Movie Review: “STUDENT BODY” Gets An “A” for Effort, but Fails In Execution
Though there are moments of joy and terror, Lee Ann Kurr's film ultimately commits the cardinal teenage sin; it feels like it’s trying too hard.
Movie Review: You’ll Never Want To Leave “THE NIGHT HOUSE”
THE NIGHT HOUSE is a new high for David Bruckner, who has found a bona fide horror star in the prolific Rebecca Hall.
Movie Review: Homebound and horrified in “ALONE WITH YOU”
Bennett’s fully committed performance keeps us caught up in her mental and emotional plight.
Sundance ’22 Movie Review: Shaming and serial killing are equally harrowing in “PIGGY”
It maintains an unflinching point of view, and there are no punches pulled when the going gets horrific.
