Tapping into the refined charms of old-school romances, Amazon’s latest Sylvie’s Love isn’t merely an homage to a foregone period in film. Writer/Director Eugene Ashe recontextualizes this whitewashed period with charming results, placing the authentic… Sylvie’s Love: Review
Matt’s New Release Breakdown: Holiday Edition – 2020 is (finally) almost over. While the traditional theatrical calendar has been thrown out the window given our COVID-19 landscape, there are still some marquee titles for audiences… Matt’s New Release Breakdown: Holiday Edition
Deon Taylor’s remarkable journey as a self-made filmmaker rarely gets proper attention. After years of producing and directing a plethora of genre vehicles, Taylor recently broke it big with mainstream audiences. Last year’s The Intruder… Fatale: The BRWC Review
Actors transitioning to the director’s chair is fairly common in Hollywood, but few have been as maddeningly inconsistent as Oscar-winner George Clooney. The superb actor registered a few notable splashes early on (Good Night and… The Midnight Sky: The BRWC Review
2010’s Skyline was a forgettable dud, with a visual-effects laden trailer masking the cheap and overly-simplistic film underneath the surface (I remember being foolishly optimistic for the film based on the trailer). Instead of letting… Skylines: Review