Boxing's violent ferocity has taken center stage on the big screen before (Rocky, Raging Bull, Southpaw), but the sport's seedy underground has rarely seen proper spotlight. That's where Jungleland comes in, hitting release after its debut at the 2019 Toronto International Film Festival. While the film adheres to familiar trappings,
Brandon Bell (Alex MacNicoll) is a competitive wrestler in high school, and despite a troubled home life he has a good heart and sees the best in people. Then one day he meets Pearla, (Addison Timlin) and they start to get closer despite one of Brandon’s friends warning him to
Kevin Costner's days as a box office megastar may be over, but the grizzled veteran still encapsulates his distinct persona in a variety of projects. Whether he's leading on the big (Draft Day and The Art of Racing in the Rain) or small (Paramount's Yosemite) screen, Costner has enjoyed a
By Alex Purnell. Director Luke Ibbeston’s feature debut is funny yet disturbing, a whimsical mockumentary with a distinctly British charm. Reminiscent of Louis Theroux’s The Most Hated Family in America (2007), Cult explores a strange fictional 90’s cult with all the cultish bells and whistles. Following a camera crew into
Joey Javitts (Natalie Shershow) has just lost her father and is grieving. Her mother, Carissa (Sarah Overman) is an author, so despite recent events and prior commitments, she has to drop Joey off at her grandparents for the summer while she goes on a book tour. Then one night as Joey
