Processing the WTF*ck Factor of Jordan Peele’s US | SXSW ’19
Peele is following in the footsteps of Oscar winner Barry Jenkins by having his sophomore film knock it out of the park!!! At the end of the day, US is…
Transit is Refugee Romance with Unforeseen Twist
Based on the novel by Anna Seghers, you know in the first few intense frames of Transit that this story will resonate not only with the heart, but remind…
Isabelle Huppert is Stalker from Hell in GRETA
When the song “Where Are You” plays in the background as we watch Greta (Isabelle Huppert) leave a black bag on the subway while making her way through the city…
Black Dahlia Revisited through Fauna Hodel in TNT’S I AM THE NIGHT
If you are a native of Los Angeles and driven down Franklin Street, you have more than likely driven past the home of one of the city’s most famous, mysterious…
James McAvoy is Brilliant in M. Night Shamaylan’s GLASS
Growing up as a military dependent, often times I didn’t fit in. Our family was often one of the few or sometimes the only family of color on the…
Claire Foy is Spectacularly “Unsane”
What’s the difference between being in love, obsessive or borderline stalker? Admittedly, I know this all too well. A former fiance’ lost it when I broke off the engagement and…
A KIND OF MURDER
Being a huge Hitchcock and Patricia Highsmith (“Carol”) fan, this film was on my radar from day one of the Tribeca Film Festival earlier this year and it did not…
Nocturnal Animals
From Gucci to Hollywood, Tom Ford proves that he not only can design a fantabulous suit, but he can pop off a good thriller with top-rate performances
THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN
Emily Blunt seems to be one of the most versatile actresses Hollywood has to offer these days from across the pond. She's up there with Dame's Judi Dench, Helen Mirren…
AFI FILM FESTIVAL REVIEW: LIVE CARGO
The most fascinating thing about this film is its opening of a young Nadine and Lewis, who have just lost their child. The close-ups on their faces as they experience…
