AMERICAN FICTION - A Review by Cynthia Flores
American Fiction is Cord Jefferson's hilarious and touching directorial debut which confronts our culture's obsession with reducing people to outrageous stereotypes as well as telling...
THE COLOR PURPLE - A Review by Cynthia Flores
In 1985, few had much faith that director Steven Spielberg, even with the help of co-producer Quincy Jones, could helm such a beloved book...
THE IRON CLAW - A Review by John Strange
Those of us who grew up in the Dallas-Fort Worth area of Texas in the early 80s knew about the Von Erich family and...
WONKA - A Review by Cynthia Flores
This new film from writer/director Paul King is a semi-musical prequel to the iconic Roald Dahl book Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. The book was the...
THE BOY AND THE HERON - A Review by John Strange
I have to preface my review with this proviso: I am not a fan of Japanese Manga. I don’t dislike it, I...
THE OATH - A Review by John Strange
This film, set in the 4th century A.D., purports to be about two sons of Joseph of Egypt and their followers who crossed the ocean...
POOR THINGS - A Review by Jenn Rohm
Based on Alasdair Gray’s 1992 novel, director Yorgos Lanthimos has brought Poor Things to the big screen. This is a movie I have had to...
TOTAL TRUST - A Review by Jenn Rohm
I have made jokes for years about “Big Brother” watching and seeing the ads that pop up on social media matching conversations I have had...
