An American Pickle (2020) Review

An American Pickle (2020) Review

A pickle of a dramedy

Chris Carter - August 11, 2020
An American Pickle is often short on laughs, but it has more than enough heart to compensate.
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Random Acts of Violence - Roundtable with Writer/ Director Jay Baruchel

Random Acts of Violence - Roundtable with Writer/ Director Jay Baruchel

Lindsay Traves - July 28, 2020
We sat down to chat with Jay Baruchel about his experience in comics and how his upbringing and ever changing sensibilities created the living document that became the script for his first scary movie.
The Rental (2020) Review

The Rental (2020) Review

Chris Carter - July 28, 2020
Dave Franco has a decent career ahead of him based on his horror-fest directorial debut of The Rental.
My Spy (2020) Review

My Spy (2020) Review

Chris Carter - July 22, 2020
My Spy is both sappy and occasionally clever, led by two charismatic and likable leads.
Palm Springs (2020) Review

Palm Springs (2020) Review

Chris Carter - July 21, 2020
Andy Samberg and Cristin Milioti bring gravitas to a silly-but-totally-works premise in Palm Spring.
Greyhound (2020) Review

Greyhound (2020) Review

Chris Carter - July 16, 2020
Tom Hanks, America’s Dad, plus World War 2: the premise is pure money in the bank. But unlike several of […]
Hamilton (Disney+) (2020) Review

Hamilton (Disney+) (2020) Review

Chris Carter - July 10, 2020
It can be really tough to get into a Broadway play. Socio-economic implications aside, popular performances are often relegated to […]
Relic (2020) Review

Relic (2020) Review

Lindsay Traves - July 9, 2020
Haunted horror boasts many hits, leaning on manifestations of family trauma, spooky homes and life as a tragedy, and Relic […]
My Friend Pedro is Turning Into a TV Series by Legendary and Devolver Digital

My Friend Pedro is Turning Into a TV Series by Legendary and Devolver Digital

Clement Goh - July 2, 2020
My Friend Pedro is one of the sticky-note ideas coming to life by John Wick creator Derek Kolstad, who previously […]
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Chris Carter - June 30, 2020
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Chris Carter - June 29, 2020
Will Ferrell enjoyed a long and prosperous career in comedy but has fallen under hard times lately (figuratively, he still […]

Shirley (2020) Review

Chris Carter - June 26, 2020
Shirley Jackson is highly regarded in the literary community, but it's entirely possible that you haven't heard her name since […]