Channing Tatum and producing partner Reid Carolin’s directorial debut Dog, a buddy-cop type comedy that consists of man and his best
Breaking up sucks. The end of a relationship is especially rough when you aren’t the one who initiated the split.
Air-cool Pwah-roe. I think that’s how you say it. After seeing Murder on the Orient Express and spending half the
Justin Zuckerman’s Yelling Fire in An Empty Theater removes any pretense that moving to a new city is easy, fun, or romantic.
Pulling into the station as the world is reopening and people are rushing to get back to normal, Alex Nevill’s
There is a lot to unpeel in Christina Kallas’ Paris Is in Harlem. Screening as part of the 2022 Slamdance
Being a kid is tough enough with trying to figure out who you are and what you want to do
Although he cut his teeth in the minimalist traditions of Steve Reich and John Cage, John Adams has established himself
Many horror-movie fans, including myself, consider Wes Craven to be one of the greatest horror directors of all-time and rightfully
Writer-director Simon Kinberg follows up his feature directorial debut (X-Men: Dark Phoenix) with a star-studded, yet sloppily-executed spy/thriller that never