Saltburn: The BRWC Review. By Rudie Obias With the critical and commercial success of Promising Young Woman, filmmaker Emerald Fennell follows up her debut feature film with something that’s broader in scope and vision, but… Saltburn: The BRWC Review

Canvas: Review. By Rudie Obias. Deep in the chaos and sprawl of manic horror, there’s a film that tells an in-depth story with memorable characters and visuals, but without breaking the bank or the budget… Canvas: Review

While most documentaries feature talking head-style interviews that give viewers insight on past events, there are others that just let the camera roll and let the editing do all the talking — films like Koyaanisqatsi… Grasshopper Republic: Review

Starting off your movie with people kneeling side-by-side in line, as they get beheaded one after another is one of the best and boldest ways to instantly grab an audience’s attention. You’re already left questioning… Deliver Us: Review

Time travel movies are tricky. It’s fun and fantastic when this sub-genre hits the mark like Palm Springs, Hot Tub Time Machine, Looper, and others. But some of the time (no pun intended), these types… Relax, I’m From The Future: Review