Alma & the Wolf Review: Ethan Embry and Li Jun Li Star in Michael Patrick Jann’s Uneven But Intriguing Genre-Defying Horror
There’s something peculiar about Alma & the Wolf. It all happens right from the start as we are introduced to
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Month: June 2025
Elio Review: An Emotionally Resonant and Charming Adventure About Loneliness and Finding a Connection
So, I went for the Elio screening with no expectations because the trailers released between 2023 and 2025 hardly entice
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Sew Torn Review: Freddy Macdonald’s Feature-Length Debut Embraces the Offbeat and Visually Distinctive Rashomon-style Crime Comedy
Sew Torn is about choices, choices and choices. Perfect crime. Call police. Drive away. The latter three shape Freddy Macdonald’s
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Echo Valley Review: A Deeply Committed Julianne Moore Leads Michael Pearce’s Twisted Crime Thriller
Echo Valley presents the familiar, age-old question: How far would you go as a mother to protect your only daughter?
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Deep Cover Review: Orlando Bloom Steals the Show in Colin Trevorrow-produced Fun, High-Concept Crime Comedy
Deep Cover boasts a high-concept premise, coming from co-producer and writer Colin Trevorrow: An unlikely trio of struggling improv comedians
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Behind the Shadows 私家偵探 Review: The Otherwise Competent Cast isn’t Enough to Elevate Louis Koo-starred Routine Crime Thriller
The first thing that interested me about Behind the Shadows is that Jonathan Li and screenwriter Chou Man-Yu were attached
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Our Times Review: A Promising Mexican Sci-Fi Rom-Com That Tries to Be Different But Misses the Mark
Originally titled as Nuestros Tiempos, Our Times follows a familiar time travel premise: Two brilliant 1960s physicists — 1966, to
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Clown in a Cornfield Review: A Graphically Violent and Snarky Teen Slasher
Clown in a Cornfield is exactly what it is. There’s a crazy clown named Frendo who kills teenagers passing through
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