Seven Days to Noon Blu-ray Review: A Very Good Drama
By Mat Brewster |
The atomic bomb not only helped win World War II and fueled the Cold War for years after it, but ...
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Queen of Hearts (2019) Movie Review: Trine Dyrholm Guides This Effective Melodrama
By Matthew St.Clair |
Queen of Hearts, Denmark's Oscar submission for Best International Feature Film, is indeed a slight parable to Alice in Wonderland. However, ...
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Terminator: Dark Fate Movie Review: History (and the Franchise) Repeats Itself
By Gordon S. Miller |
Terminator: Dark Fate occurs in a timeline three years after the events of Terminator 2: Judgment Day and ignores Rise of the Machines, Salvation, ...
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Polyester Criterion Collection Blu-ray Review: John Waters’ First Big-Budget Film
By Jade Blackmore |
Polyester, John Waters' first big budget, mainstream film, was released by in 1981 by New Line Cinema. Its $300,000 budget ...
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