Reviews
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‘Hubie Halloween’ is an Inoffensive Treat for Adam Sandler Fans
Fans of Adam Sandler’s usual fare are in for a treat. Everyone else may want to avoid this trick.
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‘Red, White and Blue’ is a Resounding Call to Action, Perseverance, and Love
“Sometimes I think the Earth needs to be scorched, replanted – so something good will come of it…something good.” -Leroy Logan
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‘Swimming Out Till the Sea Turns Blue’ is a Rare Misstep for Jia Zhangke
Too much time with talking heads makes for a static, unbalanced examination of Chinese society over the past 80 years.
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‘Monsterland’ Covers a Vast and Desolate Landscape of Horrors
The anthology series does not create fear with gore or jump scares; instead, ‘Monsterland’ delivers it through existential panic.
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Netflix Finds a Fun Franchise Starter with the Delightful ‘Enola Holmes’
Millie Bobby Brown shines as the youngest Holmes sibling in a fun, energetic family adventure.
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Tsai Ming-liang’s ‘Days’ is a Still, Hypnotic Immersion in Loneliness and Human Connection
Tsai Ming-liang and Lee Kang-sheng create a tender, cavernous narrative that affirms the monotony and beauty of being and the exhaustion that stems from that dichotomy.
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The Exploration of the Indigenous Oddity in ‘Trickster’
Michelle Latimer’s Trickster is here to indigenize your television.
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‘Shadow in the Cloud’ Gets Lost in the Haze
Roseanne Liang’s film spins a thoughtful feminist narrative…almost.
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‘I Care a Lot’ Exposes the Damning Reality of American Crime
J Blakeson’s film pits con artists against the mob, prompting us to reconsider our associations with the word “crime.”