Marrying the pains of wartime struggles with a genre-horror approach, The Butterfly Effect writer/director Eric Brees crafts a wholly unique beast with his latest vehicle Ghosts of War. While some of its impact may be… Ghosts Of War: Review
The indie film scene is over-saturated with stories of arrested development following the coming of age genre’s transforming into a festival staple. Where some films imbue the familiar framework with a fresh spin and a… I Used To Go Here: Review
Ever since Fatal Attraction became a critical and financial darling in the 1980s, the domestic thriller subgenera has produced its fair share of wildly engaging entries. Some have thrived as so-bad-its-good train wrecks (2017’s Unforgettable),… Fatal Affair: The BRWC Review
While never recognized at the box office, writer/director Kelly Reichardt has developed into a beloved auteur through her unique transcendentalism lens. Assured offerings like Wendy and Lucy and Meek’s Cutoff display a refreshingly restrained approach,… First Cow: The BRWC Review
Beloved Japanese auteur Hirokazu Kore-eda has molded a compelling career crafting intimate portraits of familial bonds, with 2018’s Shoplifters highlighting his immense abilities in one of his best projects to date (won the Palm d’Or… The Truth: The BRWC Review