A skillfully crafted action film with an absorbing dramatic arc that quietly builds into a deafening crescendo of bloody, gory, Nazi killing.
“Bottoms”
Dark, irreverent, and raunchy, this satirical teen sex comedy is as outrageous as it is hysterical. It’s a lot like “Heathers,” but gay.
“Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie”
A bittersweet and inspiring story of a bright light and his life well-lived.
“Beau is Afraid”
A wonderfully weird, polarizing film that stretches the outer limits of neurotic self-indulgence. It’s both too abstract yet packed with clunky metaphors and overt symbolism, but it strikes gold and finds success more often than not.
“Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret”
This wholesome, perfectly cast film does the source material justice, creating a timeless coming-of-age-story that brings Judy Blume’s classic book to life.
“King on Screen”
An entertaining and encyclopedic look at the legacy of Stephen King’s contributions to movies, television, and pop culture entertainment.
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