Film Review: Booksmart
What impressed me most about Olivia Wilde’s directorial debut, Booksmart, is how it does not – in any way – feel like a debut. She directs this new coming-of-age comedy Continue Reading
Film Review: Five Feet Apart
The dying-teenager-romance genre is perhaps one of the weirdest and oddly specific trends I’ve seen coming in Hollywood since The Fault In Our Stars became a hit back in 2014. Continue Reading
Film Review: All These Small Moments
All These Small Moments is an appropriately titled coming-of-age film from writer/director, Melissa B. Miller-Costanzo, who makes her debut here. It’s less concerned with clean cut arcs and meticulous plotting Continue Reading
Film Review: Skate Kitchen
Up to this point, Crystal Moselle has been known for her acclaimed 2015 documentary, The Wolfpack. Her follow-up feature length project – which she co-wrote with Jen Silverman and Aslihan Continue Reading
Film Review: A-X-L
I’m starting to realize that I might just have a genuine soft spot for the whole boy-and-his-dog genre. I don’t just mean with stuff like Alpha, which i genuinely good, Continue Reading
Film Review: Alpha
Yes, Alpha, the film that was once advertised to come out in September of last year has finally come to theaters. That’s typically a sign that a studio has little Continue Reading
Film Review: Eighth Grade
Pfft! Mission: Impossible – Fallout? Walk in the park! Hereditary? More like Schmeditary! A Quiet Place? Sounds like paradise, am I right? Who would have thought that the most anxiety Continue Reading
Film Review: Hot Summer Nights
Though he has been appearing in films here and there for a few years now, his more recent turns in films such as Call Me By Your Name and Lady Continue Reading
Film Review: Midnight Sun
Midnight Sun is teen romance film catered to a young female demographic, which I don’t belong to, but that’s never stopped me from finding some value in stories that are Continue Reading
Film Review: Love, Simon
By all accounts, Love, Simon is a fairly standard coming-of-age film, as most tend to be. However, that isn’t inherently a bad thing. One of the many joys of a Continue Reading
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