Category: Movie Reviews

It’s a gleefully unhinged mix that works more often than it doesn’t.

At its core, “Bride Hard” is a film about the evolution of female friendships, and how sometimes those friendships can save the world.

Short, silly, and sweet, the perfect recipe for audience satisfaction.

Maple and her team succeed in giving us a compelling self-portrait of Harlem, which is still a pretty rare thing to see.

While “SALLY” commemorates Ride’s monumental achievements, its emotional core lies in her private life.

The self-serious tone, plodding pace, and lack of a central lead keep this horror thriller series from living up to its potential.

This isn’t the kind of story that movies usually tell, but it’s one that should be told more often.

It remains clear-eyed, even as it makes the happily-ever-after seem possible after all. 

It’s a shame “Echo Valley” never quite finds its footing until the end because it has so many promising qualities.

The movie’s not a barn-burner or future classic, but new Westerns are thin on the ground these days, and this ultimately is a better-than-decent one.