This crime caper about aging criminals is as cozy as a cuppa tea! From the start, Diamond Dogs - directed by Kris Smith - absolutely nails its intentions. The film might not be the smoothest of all heist movies, but - damn! - it will definitely win you over with its cheeky charm. Co-written ...
Jay Roach has always had a knack for putting relationships under pressure—Meet the Parents, anyone?—but with The Roses, he trades awkward dinner parties for something sharper, darker, and far less forgiving. A reimagining of Warren Adler’s novel and the ...
Live life to the fullest! Set against the backdrop of Tuscany, Sergio Dondoli’s Happy Life offers a joyful, sensory-rich portrait of the world-renowned gelato artisan whose passion for his craft - and for life itself - has touched visitors from across the globe. From humble ...
Joey Miller’s script for Your Host is brutal and bloodthirsty; loudly clanging the bells of the SAW franchise as gruesome horror gets the greenlight in director DW Medoff’s film. Your Host is not for the faint of heart. Know that upfront as ...
Clocking in at a wild 90-min, director and LGBTQ+ champion Mark Schwab (Brotherly Lies, Exteriors) returns to the indie scene with Cutaways, a darling comedy that is, at once, oh so very edgy and damned memorable, proving to be - in my estimation - Schwab’s best ...
The beloved Naked Gun franchise awakens from its 30-year retirement and straps on the ol’ sidearm with yet another comedic take on police procedurals that brings both nostalgic laughs and modern sensibilities to an old gag ...
Cinematographer Jeremy Benning - providing some of the most gracious details in the Canadian farmland surrounding director R.T. Thorne’s (Blindspot, The Porter) film - knows how to lens the apocalypse, grafting each blade of grass with poetry and passion. Even as ...
“If you would have come in 10 to 15 minutes earlier or later, this just might not of happened." Dark and depraved; that's exactly how independent filmmaker Joe Hollow likes it. Which is why he is back at it with a brand-new cut of the first film he completed, The Family. That was ...
“Maybe we didn’t say it right?” No, girls. You said it correctly. And so begins the mirror game as the ghost of Lizzie Borden is summoned by two little girls one dark night. What follows is a bone-chilling horror film from independent filmmaker Calvin Morie McCarthy ...
Forget about babyproofing The Baxter Building, H.E.R.B.I.E., we have bigger things to worry about! Galactus seeks an heir to his own unstoppable appetite. And, just like that, The Fantastic Four: First Steps has arrived! It only took . . . uh, over 20 years!!!! ...
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