Distant Voices, Still Lives Blu-ray Review: Accurately Captures the Battle of the Sexes

Stories about troubled families doesn't hit cinema too often, but when they're done well, such as in Rachel Getting Married, ...
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Schlock Blu-ray Review: Could Have Also Been Called Shoddy, Shabby, or Sucky

Made in 1971 on a minuscule budget, John Landis' first film as a director, Schlock, is broad comedic satire of ...
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Bohemian Rhapsody Movie Review: Rami Malek Electrifies As Freddie Mercury

The band Queen is iconic because of not just their singles but their bold, genre-flipping style. Yet, the biopic on ...
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1985 Movie Review: A Powerfully Meditative, Multi-Layered Gem

Even though I've never really left the area I grew up in, in my opinion, the film 1985 still perfectly ...
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