David Ayer has morphed into an enigmatic force in Hollywood, one who has endured his fair share of highs and lows in the industry. Promising offerings like Fury and End of Watch have displayed Ayer’s… The Tax Collector: The BRWC Review
While their presence in Hollywood may be overly-pervasive, biopics offer filmmakers a paramount opportunity to explore relevant and often overlooked chapters in history. In the genre’s latest entry Radioactive, the life of scientist Marie Curie… Radioactive: The BRWC Review
Acting as a modernization to the nitty-gritty pulp of classic westerns, The Big Ugly operates as an old-school throwback that proudly wears its genre influences. Despite its earnest approach, the film ironically lives up to… The Big Ugly: Review
High-concept science fiction films have taken a backseat to the spectacle of bombastic blockbusters. Thankfully, there’s still been a fair share of gems that have captured the genre’s weighty, throwback appeal. Efforts like Ex Machina… Archive: Review
Sprouting from earnest beginnings nearly a decade back, graphic novelist Scott Christian Sava dreamt up an adaptation of his family-friendly work Animal Crackers to the big-screen. This seemingly harmless low-budget project sparked an arduous journey… Animal Crackers: The BRWC Review