FILM REVIEWSINNERSRated R137 MinutesReleased April 18th   This is one big Blues/Jazz/Vampire/Disco Dance Party. Wow! Sinners will pick you up and drop you into the symphonic painting of a tumultuous time and place in our history. […]

FILM REVIEWTHE FRIENDRated R120 MinutesReleased March 28th   The Friend is a rarity in today’s cinematic landscape, a heartfelt story of love, loss, loneliness, and friendship, and of that mysterious connection between humans and dogs. Beautifully […]

By Dolores Quintana Canada’s cinematic maestro of body horror’s newest film is The Shrouds. While it is not a traditional horror film in the usual sense, except perhaps in the everyday kind, as we confront […]

Warfare is the ugly truth about war. It is gut-wrenching, brilliant filmmaking about the brutal and sad lot of a soldier’s life that takes a blowtorch to the audience’s nervous systems. Fed into the meat […]

FILM REVIEW THE AMATEURRated PG-13123 MinutesReleased April 11th The Amateur is a remarkably well-made film with a compelling plot line, stunning settings, an unlikely hero who has extraordinary courage, passion, and flaws, and impeccable cinematography, editing […]

FILM REVIEWDEATH OF A UNICORNRated R107 MinutesReleased March 28th  Death of a Unicorn is certainly an imaginative movie, and it has elements to please everyone: a dad and daughter trying to find common ground, fantastical […]

FILM REVIEWSNOW WHITERated PG109 MinutesReleased March 21st  The Snow White fairy tale was compiled by the Brothers Grimm in the early 1800s, but this movie is set in 2025 language amidst a medieval environment. The […]

By Dolores Quintana A Working Man is the second collaboration between director David Ayer and actor Jason Statham, in which an ordinary man, even though he is a highly trained killing machine, goes up against […]