“Flashback” Director Chris MacBride Takes Us on a Deeper Dive
If you’re like me, when you watch a movie, directly after the end credits you’re heading back to the menu...
Movie Reviews & Analysis
Queer Cartoonists Unite in “No Straight Lines: The Rise of Queer Comics” – Tribeca 2021
It's time for the Tribeca Film Festival! A last-minute invitation from a friend whose roommate couldn't use her ticket had...
Antoine Fuqua’s “Infinite” Is a Good Time, Flaws and All
Source: IMDb “There are among us, a people gifted with the perfect memory of all their past lives. They call...
With Chris MacBride’s “Flashback” the Choice is Yours – Movie Review
Flashback, the newest feature from Canadian director Chris MacBride (The Conspiracy), turns the notion of “Choose Your Own Adventure” on...
“Synchronic” Review: How To Time Travel While Black
Source: Synchronic Facebook homepage With the help of a synthetic party drug and an updated version of the Magical Black...
“Sound of Violence” Review: A Twisted Symphony of Music and Violence
"Sound of Violence" Despite its unique premise and interesting kill sequences, horror music thriller Sound of Violence doesn’t manage to...
“Minari” Movie Analysis: A Korean Immigrant Story about the American Dream
Image: Minari's official movie poster. Lee Isaac Chung's movie Minari tells the story of a South Korean immigrant family and...
“Tu me manques” Offers an Emotionally Heavy Queer Story About Acceptance and Healing – Movie Review
Tu me manques (Image: Screengrab) Tu me manques offers an impressively written queer narrative exploring loss and finding the strength...
Why Is The New “Mortal Kombat” Film Not Actually “Mortal Kombat”? – Movie Review
Scorpion in Mortal Kombat (Image: Screengrab) Mortal Kombat is not a good film. There, I said it. You might have...
“Ride or Die” Movie Review: One Murder, Two Sapphic Women, and a Road Trip of a Lifetime
Nanae (left) and Rei (right) cuddling together. Image: screenshot from Ride or Die Ride or Die is a Japanese psychological...