A lovely portrait of an artist fully committed to their craft, curious, questioning, and still finding joy in their work.
A lovely portrait of an artist fully committed to their craft, curious, questioning, and still finding joy in their work.
In this harsh home invasion horror film, violence takes over while the emotional thread gets lost in the brutality.
This well-made and thoroughly engaging documentary serves as a fitting tribute to a true pioneer.
Frustrating, familiar, and occasionally poignant, the film offers a thoughtful look at love in the age of detachment.
The film has a delightfully scrappy indie vibe that’s nothing flashy, just a solid story, a couple of messy characters, and premise that’s based on true events.
A frustrating found footage horror film that never fully commits to being either genuinely scary or meaningfully weird.