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STREAMING · NETFLIXSundance ’16 Review: ‘GREEN ROOM’
Jeremy Saulnier's grotesquely violent 'Green Room' pits a hapless punk band against a group of militant Neo Nazis in almost pornographically gruesome fashion. That…
STREAMING · NETFLIXSundance ’16 Review: ‘SWISS ARMY MAN’
One of the most bizarre and bizarrely beautiful films to grace the Sundance Dramatic Competition in quite some time, 'Swiss Army Man' is not…
STREAMING · NETFLIXOut in Theaters: ‘THE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKINGJAY – PART 2’
A fitting end to an almost always satisfying franchise, 'The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2' features some of the series' absolute best moments…
STREAMING · NETFLIXOut in Theaters: ‘THE NIGHT BEFORE’
An ungainly blend of Seth Rogen/Evan Goldberg's manchild maturation comedies and Levitt/Levine's maudlin, introspective dramedies, 'The Night Before' is tonally inconsistent. Still, it's packed…
STREAMING · NETFLIXOut in Theaters: ‘BEASTS OF NO NATION’
Disturbing and potent, 'Beasts of No Nation' benefits from Cary Fukunaga’s tasteful eye and nasty script. Likewise Idris Elba gives an electric performance as…
STREAMING · NETFLIXOut in Theaters: ‘CRIMSON PEAK’
‘Crimson Peak’ is a worthy Gothic yarn from Guillermo del Toro, abundantly rich in dreary atmospherics and made great by its two deliciously playful…
STREAMING · NETFLIXOut in Theaters: ‘SLEEPING WITH OTHER PEOPLE’
Natural chemistry between Brie and Sudeikis makes their jabs and mounting affection land all the more. As the third act runs, Headland proves a…
STREAMING · NETFLIXSXSW Review: 6 YEARS
Emotionally raw though a dash melodramatic, Hannah Fidell's 6 Years is a bittersweet look at love and sacrifice at the ripe young age of…
STREAMING · NETFLIXSXSW Review: MANSON FAMILY VACATION
For a low-fi indie movie, there are some great things at play - strong performances, an enticing script, mounting suspense, a huge payoff -…
STREAMING · NETFLIXSXSW Review: FURIOUS 7
Even through Vin Diesel's almost total inability to act (though the guy has thrived playing a tree and a robot), Furious 7 has a…
STREAMING · NETFLIXSundance Review: SLOW WEST
Robbie Ryan's cinematography adds a ton to the picture as well. His painterly touch is frequently stunning, becoming a star of the show in…
STREAMING · NETFLIXSundance Review: SLEEPING WITH OTHER PEOPLE
Lines between friendship and relationship become palpably blurred - a fact that circumstantial BFF Xander (Jason Mantzoukas) is happy to point out - as…
STREAMING · NETFLIXSundance Review: THE END OF THE TOUR
Danny Elfman drives the whole thing home with a score that elevates Ponsoldt's emotional arches with heartfelt panache. The result is a soaring independent…
STREAMING · NETFLIXSXSW Review: CREEP
From his backlit framing to the long, empty, awkward silences that fill the air like smog, Brice plants all the seeds of doubt required…
STREAMING · NETFLIXSundance Review: BOYHOOD
I found myself beaming with pride at moments, disappointed in him at others and silently heartbroken and yet joyful as he reached new milestones.…
STREAMING · NETFLIXSundance Review: CAMP X-RAY
As Ali and Amy's lives become intertwined, their relationship shifts, opening up the opportunity for conversation among equals. With this table set, a pensive…
STREAMING · NETFLIXSIFF Review: FRANCES HA
The comedy is easy and the drama meaningful in Baumbach and Gerwig's Frances Ha, making it a perfect storm of societal commentary that doesn't…
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By: Matt Oakes
Started blogging about film in college when the university paper wouldn’t have him. Dislikes your consensus film Twitter favorites. Devotee of horror movies that make him die a little inside. Catches films at festivals when he can. Proud SFCS and OFCS member and Tomatometer-approved critic. Editor-in-chief of Silver Screen Riot.
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