Camille Meadows (Suki Waterhouse) is a troubled teen, therefore the best thing to do with her is to send her to a girl’s boarding school with a mysterious past. She’s met by Mrs. Landry (Marina Stephenson Kerr), the headteacher of the school and she immediately sets out the ground rules. Although

Butter: Review. By Daniel Pollock. When it comes to a market as crowded as the high school movie, I feel that to successfully produce a decent effort, it is completely necessary to do one of two things: either tell the same story differently (Donnie Darko, Welcome to the Dollhouse), or

Kaylee (Kali Reis) is a former champion boxer who has seen better days. She had to stop boxing due to an injury and is working as a waitress to make ends meet. She also has a lot on her mind, never really being able to get over the disappearance of

Home Team: The BRWC Review. By Jake Peffer. Home Team is the latest Netflix movie from Adam Sandler’s Happy Madison Productions. In this one we follow Kevin James as real-life New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton. After coming off of winning the Super Bowl in 2010 Payton gets suspended

Kerrie (Laura Bayston) owns a café, it’s a quiet place and as it’s nearing the end of the day and there aren’t any customers then she starts to clear up and get ready to close for the night. That’s when Harry (Larry Lamb) comes in; sharply dressed with a swept