Category: Movie Reviews

The always-stellar André Holland once again adds so much to a production, imbuing every scene with a deep vein of melancholy.

What promises to be a droll mixture of off-kilter laughs and bloody mayhem turns into a confounding tonal mess.

Noah Parker’s work as Jeff is note-perfect creepy, while Aurélia Arandi-Longpré does exceptional, nuanced work.

Sweet and earnest, this is the kind of film that’s easy to wrap your arms around.

Clever and thrilling enough in bloody spurts, even if it never quite reaches its true potential.

Sometimes it’s just fun to watch someone know and deliver exactly what they want to give you, and do so with flying colors—bisexual lighting and all.

It’s really the circular nature of the script, and its languid pacing and numerous red herrings, that lets the otherwise-workmanlike nature of the miniseries down.

At a time when it feels like so many movies like this can’t settle on an identity, there’s something purely entertaining about seeing a movie that’s designed like a rollercoaster.

Mimi Cave’s “Holland” is a lifeless affair, a film that defies genre categorization not by virtue of doing too much but because it does almost nothing at all.

Nothing here has any teeth; nothing hits the heart.