Some projects can elicit a more cathartic experience for actors than others, with Liam Neeson’s latest endeavor Made in Italy being a prime example of a star gravitating towards material that resonates on a deeply… Made In Italy: Review
Debuting at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, Spree is the latest dark comedy to set its sights on our social media-obsessed culture, zeroing in on the influencers who make a living displaying their “authentic” lives… Spree: The BRWC Review
Tapping into the limitless potential of cyber technology, several modern horror films have embraced our new tech wave with inventive results. Efforts like Unfriended and Searching have glued audiences into the normalized view of computer… Host: The BRWC Review
Crime thrillers are a dime a dozen, with audiences likely to find a handful of disposable entries stuffed at the bottom of a local bargain bin. That isn’t to say the genre lacks an innate… The Informer: Review
Many films adhere to the indie coming of age formula, making it exceedingly rare for even a pleasant project to transcend the genre’s normative qualities (I Used to Go Here being a prime example). A… Yes, God, Yes: Review