In a year that has been (and continues to be) seriously concerning for cinema, we have to take the wins when we get them, and audiences being treated to five films from Steve McQueen (one of Britain’s finest filmmakers, and the brilliant creative mind behind Hunger, Shame, 12 Years a
Words On Bathroom Walls: Review. By Nick Boyd. “Words on Bathroom Walls” is a very affecting movie about a teen’s struggle with mental illness. Adam (played by a likeable Charlie Plummer) suffers from schizophrenia, a serious mental disorder that can include hallucinations, delusions, and extremely disordered thinking and behavior. Early
Sandy (Jessie McCormack) also lovingly known as ‘Murica is a TV host looking for a new job. She gets a call from her friend, Gina (Gaylor Howe) about a job that she would be perfect for and so she soon sets on her way for London. So, Sandy is soon
The “Wolf of Snow Hollow” is the second feature from writer, director, and actor Jim Cummings. In similar fashion to his debut film “Thunder Road” (2018) Cummings plays essentially the same character; a fast-talking, nightmarish divorced cop trying to solve a mystery. This time around he’s a former alcoholic searching
Novel to film adaptations are a relentless breed in Hollywood, but all literary transitions are not built equally. Some films enhance their material with a newfound voice and visceral presentation, while others sink under the weight of their storied reputation. Netflix's latest high-profile endeavor The Devil All the Time takes
