Firestarter Synopsis: A couple desperately tries to hide their daughter, Charlie (Ryan Kiera Armstrong), from a shadowy federal agency that wants to harness her unprecedented gift for turning fire into a weapon of mass destruction. Her father taught her how to defuse her power, but as Charlie turns 11, the fire
Mind-Set: Review. By Andrew Prosser. Mike Murray’s Mind-Set is going to make me just a little bit sad the next time I see a discarded tennis racquet somewhere, I just know it. There isn’t much Mind-Set throws at viewers that we haven’t seen before. There’s many a trope at play here,
Why am I drawn to music documentaries? Why are many of us drawn to music documentaries? Undeniably, there is the lurid behind-the-scenes factor of getting to peek at the inner tensions of bands. We marvel at how band members manage to come together to produce wonderful art all the while
Chris Sivertson's supernatural thriller has the look and feel of a horror movie. It follows similar tropes and plot devices, not to mention the scenario itself; Laura (Christina Ricci) and her 7-year-old son Cody (Santino Barnard) flee her abusive ex-husband to an isolated lakeside house in California. The film opens with
"Life is a short party that will soon be forgotten.” This is the film’s tagline. Noe forgot the fun, party element. This is an intense look at what it means to be older when memories get confused or even lost and then you die. Vortex is a hard hard slog. It’s a
