The Walrus And The Whistleblower: Review. By Trent Neely. We live in an age of social change and activism. People are constantly looking to see how our understanding of the world and those in it can g...
Few subgenres manifest film critics with painstaking dread like slapstick family films. Whether they’re led by a high-profile star (John Cena’s Playing with Fire) or haphazardly following-...
Saint Frances: The BRWC Review. By Alif Majeed. I was recently reading an old interview of Kristen Wiig’s where she said what studios need is, “to see women acting like guys.” Growing up, watchin...
With the awards and holiday seasons coming to a collision course, there is a bounty of new releases hitting theaters and VOD platforms. Don’t get me wrong, I love having a vast amount of content...
By Hugues Porquier. “Wrath” is a short movie, conceived, written and photographed in two months during the quarantine in Michigan, USA in March 2020. Co-directed by Meg Case and her partne...
