Category: Movie Reviews

A film full of enough potential to make its lackluster execution all the more frustrating.

Stocked with enough simple characterizations and situational peril to launch its over-cooked drama into its own pulpy context.

A surrealist cinematic collage.

Beyond the veil of the flesh lies “The Shrouds.”

Blichfieldt’s “burn it all down” approach creates turbulence and upset while walking over very well-trod ground.

It’s thoughtfully directed, full of interesting angles and fussy, fetishistic montages.

A high-toned and often atmospheric horror-mystery that’s not overwhelmingly horrifying or mysterious. 

A unique collaboration that melds fact, fiction, and commentary all in one tribute.

As exhilarating as putting on a new pair of kicks. 

“The President’s Wife” is most concerned with uplifting its lead lady in all her schemes, sarcasm, and competence, and this it does well.