Reviews
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‘The Well’ Review: Bodies Still Bleed In a Bone-Dry World
Federighi Films It’s the near future, and the world (or at least this part of it) is suffering from a decade-old drought. Two teens in…
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‘They Came Together’ Review: Paul Rudd and Amy Poehler Poke Fun at Rom-Coms While Still Playing In…
‘They Came Together’ Review: Paul Rudd and Amy Poehler Poke Fun at Rom-Coms While Still Playing In One Lionsgate Joe (Paul Rudd) and Molly (Amy Poehler)…
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‘Code Black’ Review: Puts a Face to the American Medical System
Editor’s note: Our review of Code Black originally ran during last year’s LAFF, but we’re re-posting it now as the film opens in limited theatrical…
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‘Harmontown’ Review: Dan Harmon’s Road Show Is Revealing, Funny and Honest
Future You Pictures Dan Harmon is a contradiction. He is happy and sad, loving and cruel, appreciative and narcissistic – but above all, he is bitingly…
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‘Earth to Echo’ Review: A Charming Adventure with Wall-E’s Adorable Cousin
Relativity Media A group of misfit friends band together to save their homes from being torn down (and their friendships from being torn apart) when…
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‘Game of Thrones’ Season Four Finale Review: ‘The Children’ Give Us Hope
HBO When Game of Thrones showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss said this past week that their season four finale was their finest yet, it…
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‘Orphan Black’ Review: “Things Which Have Never Been Done”
BBC America The penultimate episode of Orphan Black’s second season takes the somewhat unusual tactic – for this show anyway – of actually wrapping up…
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‘Inner Demons’ Review: If the Devil’s In the Details He’s a Sloppy Son of a Bitch
LAFF 2014 At this point I have to believe that filmmakers planning to shoot found footage films pretty much never stop to ask themselves the…
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‘Evolution of a Criminal’ Review: Darius Monroe Faces His Past to Powerful and Affecting Results
LAFF 2014 Criminals are usually thought of as hardened lawbreakers, but shows like Orange is the New Black have started painting a different picture of…