On the anniversary of the tragic suicide of their friend, six high school teens are forced to face their demons as someone (or something) invades their Skype call and ruins their evening. Having only recently caught the trailer for this I was initially tentative about seeing this movie but a slew
The Messenger is Jack. He's the conduit between them and us. Them? Ghosts. Those with unfinished business who died too soon. The Ghosts are as tormented as Jack is and both are looking for peace in this thriller with a supernatural gloss. Yes, it is a film about dead people but look beyond
La Vie Aquatique Actress and writer Lucie Borleteau (House of Tolerance) makes her directorial feature debut with this frank and functional French drama exploring fidelity and polyamory. Alice’s journey comes courtesy of her merchant navy job aboard a freighter, upon which she sails the seven seas and ‘screws on five continents,’ while
A darkish comedy directed by Jamie Babbit, Addicted to Fresno combines laugh out loud moments while trying to push comedy cliques to the limit. Martha (Natasha Lyonne) and Shannon (Judy Greer) are two sisters with a difficult relationship; typically, they couldn’t be more different. Martha is a hard working, selfless and
A social worker is confronted by his troubled past and recent transgressions as he crosses paths with a runaway child. Traversing this ethical quandary, he chooses to help the boy, with little regard for how this will affect his life and the lives of those around him. When reviewing modestly funded,
