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Ana de Armas is a Delicious and Deviant Baroness One Loves to Hate in Eden
As intense as this subject matter is, the film is surprisingly humorous - most of which arrives when de Armas hits the screen. You kinda live to hate her, especially…
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Rez Ball is Inspiring and Exciting
Rez Ball illustrates proudly women taking control and the Navajo Nation controlling the narrative for their people and their stories. It's a beautifully crafted film that proves more can be…
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Conclave is Riveting Thriller That Cast Doubt Over the Preisthood
This film is undoubtedly going to ruffle some feathers and piss some folks all the way off as the priesthood is put on blast loudly. Yet, it serves as reminder…
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Hugh Grant is Deliciously Diabolical in Heretic
Deliciously dark, Scott Beck and Bryan Woods take the familiar horror/thriller and turn it on its head, while their characters ask serious questions about the role of faith and piety…
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.Paak and Soul Rasheed Prove That Love Conquers All in K-Pops
K-Pops a charming coming-of-age comedy where the parent has as much growing up to do as the child, yet having that childlike energy is what makes them both thrive and…
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Ryan Destiny is a Bonafide Knockout in The Fire Inside
Clareesa Shields is a groundbreaker by becoming the first and only male or female boxing champion to win back to back Gold Medals. While a medal doesn't define who she…
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Deadwyler and Greyeyes Stand and Defend Their Land 40 Acres
40 Acres is a bit of a small crawl, but the message is resoundingly clear and distinct with action sequences within the first 15 minutes that will keep audiences riveted…
