‘Don’t Breathe’ (2016) | SXSW Review
It’s not easy to build tension. Revealing a new piece of information that adds to what we already know rather […]
‘Everybody Wants Some!!’ (2016) | SXSW Review
When a film is made set in high school or college, there has been a massive shift on the people […]
2016 Academy Awards: Who Will and Should Win?
The Academy Awards are just a few hours awards, and the nightmare of trying to figure out what will win […]
‘The Finest Hours’ (2016) | Movie Review
In music, there are songs referred to as “old standards.” The tunes are known to satisfy, but after years in […]
‘Lazer Team’ (2016) | Movie Review
Before it expands to theaters this weekend, Lazer Team, the first film from web giant Rooster Teeth, has already grabbed […]
‘Manchester By The Sea’ (2016) | Sundance Review
There is a scene in Manchester by the Sea where Lee (Casey Affleck) and his nephew Patrick (Lucas Hedges) are […]
‘Certain Women’ (2016) | Sundance Review
There is a thin line between a film’s pace being deliberate and slow. Kelly Reichardt loves to tightrope across that […]
‘Maggie’s Plan’ (2016) | Sundance Review
Maggie’s Plan is in some ways the apotheosis of indie intellectual film. After all, it features Ethan Hawke as a […]
‘Christine’ (2016) | Sundance Review
Arguably, the highest compliment you can pay a film based on a true story is that it does not feel […]
‘Swiss Army Man’ (2016) | Sundance Review
Yes, this is the movie that features Daniel Radcliffe as a corpse with the ability to fart so powerfully he […]
‘Hunt for the Wilderpeople’ (2016) | Sundance Review
A sentiment many film critics love to toss around is, “It felt like an ’80s movie.” Depending on how you […]
‘Morris from America’ (2016) | Sundance Review
In Morris from America, the thirteen year-old Morris (Markees Christmas) wants to be a rapper and is urged by his […]
‘Other People’ (2016) | Sundance Review
Another year, another Sundance cancer dramedy. Remember back in 2011, people were wondering whether or not 50/50 could joke about […]
‘Norman Lear: Just Another Version of You’ (2016) | Sundance Review
The biggest complaints of biopics is they often play like a greatest hits album of the subject’s life moments, leaving […]
‘Prescription Thugs’ (2016) | Movie Review
How many prescribed medications do you take a day? How often does your doctor recommend new pills to help numb […]
Top Ten Most Anticipated Films of the 2016 Sundance Film Festival
What are We Looking Forward to at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival? Here's Our Top Ten Most Anticipated Films.
Reel Projection 