A coming-of-age thriller that’s as compelling as it is gruesome, and this tale of revenge, morality, and desire is one that I won’t soon forget.
“Delia’s Gone”
Walks a little too close to the sun with a problematic portrayal of an intellectual disability that feels borderline offensive and wrong, which makes the film uncomfortable and unpleasant to watch.
“It Is In Us All”
The film is filled with stunning visuals and is beautifully directed, but its vagueness proves to be more frustrating than philosophical.
“Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul”
A funny, fresh satire about the disgraced pastor of a megachurch and his long-suffering wife.
“Breaking”
While technically proficient, the film’s end result is a poorly executed message that succumbs to standard hostage movie tropes.
“Frank & Penelope”
A low rent rip-off that borrows too heavily from better outlaw love story films that came before.
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