Eighth Grade Review
Whereas other filmmakers would diminish the realities of middle school by pandering to a younger demographic, Burnham grounds the entire story in reality. He isn’t hyperbolic with his characters, but he perfectly portrays character types that we’ve all known in middle school.
Sorry to Bother You Review | BAMcinemaFest 2018
At a certain point you just immerse yourself into this crazy world Riley has created.
Three Identical Strangers Review
Before the Kardashians, there were the triplets Robert, Eddie, and David who inarguably earned their fame due to their remarkable story.
Won’t You Be My Neighbor? Review
This film isn’t just for fans who grew up watching “Mr. Rogers”, but an in-depth study on a man who just wanted to make people smile.
Thoroughbreds Review
We didn’t need a 2018 Heathers series made for television. All we need was “Thoroughbreds.”.
Wilson Review
Such a shame that a comic strip aimed at kids is more mature than an comic strip aimed at adults.
Get Out Review
Get Out is a film that simply answers the question, “how would black people react in a horror film type of situation.” If you think this is the horror version of the 1967 Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner, it is much more than that.
Colossal Review
If The Truman Show, 10 Cloverfield Lane, The Gift, and Pacific Rim had an illegitimate baby, it would be Colossal.