First-time director, and long-time Assistant Director, Nicolas Harvard makes his feature debut with a crime/thriller that’s a very generic look at corrupt policing and an even duller thriller. Boasting a cast that you would mainly see in straight-to-streaming affairs, with a budget to match. While there’s nothing wrong with B and C-list actors leading your… Read More The Locksmith

Frustrating and emotional. Rinse. Repeat.… Read More The Son

Nicolas Cage is an actor who, for better or worse, has many hits over his career that you would define as a “Cult Classic”. There was a time when he was much more reliable and had big, studio budgets chasing him, but after a myriad of straight-to-DVD disasters and straight-to-streaming after that, his light faded.… Read More The Old Way

Of all the roles Tom Hanks had to pick from, he picked the most sensible and safe role. Maybe it was an over correction to something safe after the big swing earlier in the year that was Colonel Tom Parker in Elvis. But here is the great thing about Hanks, he got exactly where he… Read More A Man Called Otto

A powerful film that is emotionally charged and extremely necessary. … Read More Women Talking

Glass Onion not only exceeds as a better film than its predecessor but more importantly, exceeds as a standout amongst the wealth of whodunnits that have come before, and thankfully because of Johnson’s loving care, much more to come. … Read More Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery

Flying on Digital, Blu-ray, and DVD November 29th From writer/director Han Jae-rim (Rules of Dating, The King), the film boasts an all-star cast, featuring the always great Song Kang-ho (Parasite, Snowpiecer), Lee Byung-hun (“Squid Game,” G.I. Joe: Retaliation), Jeon Do-yeon (No Blood, No Tears), Kim Nam-gil (Pandora, Public Enemy 3), Kim So-jin (Escape from Mogadishu,… Read More Emergency Declaration Home Entertainment Release