Sister Úna Lived A Good Death: Review. By Richard Schertzer. Director Par Parekh gives us a glimpse into the last months of Sister Una Feeney’s life as she sadly died from stage IV cancer. Feeney, while she was alive, proved to be a feisty and unorthodox Catholic nun, which is

Madame Web: The BRWC Review. By Samhith Ankam. Might be an AI generated prompt for a movie, but even the worst person you know can have a stroke of genius (let’s hope it’s an actual stroke, so Open AI’s SORA won’t allow creative work to fully be placed into hands

Cobweb: Review. By Joe Muldoon. Seamlessly genre-weaving and fantastically self-aware, Cobweb is director Kim Ji-woon’s latest offering, and arguably his most unique. Known primarily for his gritty thrillers, Cobweb has Kim return to his darkly comedic roots, a move that is more than welcome. Set entirely on a single sound

In the American tradition, you have to take what you can, while you can to have a better life — even if it means destroying the lives of others. The harsh reality of American life is dog eat dog with no concern for others. However, the people you may victimize might

Invincible: Review. By Richard Schertzer. As a child, how did you behave towards others? Were you nice? Were you polite? Or did you cause mayhem to everyone around you? In Vincent Rene-Lortie’s new film Invincible, it tackles some issues of nostalgia, coming-of-age and teenage angst that seem to be perfectly