In Theaters and Digital

When religion goes WRONG!  It's central to this slow burn slasher flick.  You see, Father Abraham is concerned for your children.  We hear his broadcast all through the opening few minutes of Children of Sin and already we are alarmed by his proclamations about children and all their super  ...

Corruption in California’s gorgeous central coast wine country?  Say it ain’t so! Actually, when you consider the racism migrant workers face on the daily, the political pressures of powerful people, and the fragile class structures at play, it’s no wonder that the harassment which takes center ...

It’s wild!  It’s outta this world!  And it’s completely unhinged.  It’s what happens when two extraterrestrials arrive on earth to complete a mission they don’t even understand.  When Murphy’s Law constantly hands their own asses to them, they decide to select their own nature and it’s all in an  ...

The chills and spills begin with an ominous hole in the wall.  It is a hole which cannot be filled; many have tried but all have failed.  This cavity - much like a rotten tooth - cannot be filled . . . at least not for long.  And one poor dude is about to find out the hard way when he and his girlfriend plan  ...

In a world where perhaps none of the studio giants would even consider touching a project that absolutely overflows with elaborate originality and craziness, A24, once again, delivers. This time they bring us Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert’s (collectively known as Daniels) mind-bending ...

Sometimes one special dinner can loosen what’s been crossed and knotted between two people as the air is cleared.  Sometimes.  But, in THIS tale of espionage, there’s a whole lot of dead bodies tangled up in this candlelit dinner by the sea.  Things are bound to get messy on this dining ...

Proportion Productions and low-budget British filmmaking in general continues to get its groove on with the release of Reign of Chaos, a sleek-looking dive into a future governed by a type of madness which turns humans into flesh-eating psychos  ...

Sony should not make any more villain-verse flicks until they can firmly tell its audience which Spider-Man these dudes are arming themselves against.  Without that bit of FOR SURE knowledge, these entries - in a rather fragile partnership with Marvel - will definitely share a similar fate  ...

Expecting a film like The Lost City to be rich with meaningful ideas and impactful motifs would be setting expectations way too high. That’s just not why people are attracted to romantic adventure films like this one. However, being pleasantly surprised that there is actually a theme  ...

It certainly is still a lot of fun watching machines run amuck, especially when their primary role is to wash the dishes and not kill the postman.  The future might be robotic, but don’t let these androids in on the secret as Two (Zoe Purdy) takes on One (Luke Robinson) with the simple challenge of  ...