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STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOSXSW ’16 Review: ‘ANOTHER EVIL’
Steve Missis and Mark Proksch achieve strong comedic effect as bumbling daywalkers haphazardly conjoined to expel evil forces from a family summer home,…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOOut In Theaters: ‘KNIGHT OF CUPS’
A pretentious visual collage that panders to art-house patrons as much as it rejects traditional constructs of entertainment, 'Knight of Cups' is in desperate…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOOut in Theaters: ‘THE WITCH’
When the family snaps under the pressure of internal and external presses, it’s anyone’s game and you’ll want to behold the result. The fact…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOSundance ’16 Review: ‘COMPLETE UNKNOWN’
Like a meteor, 'Complete Unknown' shines bright early on but fizzles out when its evolving tone takes one too many left turns. The performances…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOSundance ’16 Review: ‘MANCHESTER BY THE SEA’
'Manchester By the Sea' is a thoughtfully rendered, grief-loaded New England character study salt-washed in bathos and poised to break hearts. Writer/director Kenneth Lonergan…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOSundance ’16 Review: ‘YOGA HOSERS’
A waste of time and money (but maybe not talent), 'Yoga Hosers' is no horror movie though it is a horror to behold. Obnoxious,…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOSundance ’16 Review: ‘CHRISTINE’
'Christine' shines a bright spotlight on Rebecca Hall's considerable talent; a dark, impactful and overwhelming tragedy if never quite superb.
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOSundance ’16 Review: ‘HUNT FOR THE WILDERPEOPLE’
Taika Waititi spreads his wings with 'Hunt for the Wilderpeople', a genuinely hilarious and emotionally engaging tale of a naughty foster child and his…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOSundance ’16 Review: ‘OTHER PEOPLE’
Molly Shannon puts in her bid for awards recognition as a cancer stricken mother in the tragicomedy 'Other People' but for those sick to…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOOut in Theaters: ‘MACBETH’
'Macbeth' is Shakespeare for Shakespeare nerds. Technically elite across the board (stunning performances, cinematography and even fight sequences) but the combination of thick Scottish…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOOut in Theaters: ‘VICTOR FRANKENSTEIN’
James McAvoy saves Victor Frankenstein from being a complete waste of time although, him aside, the classic monster remake is mostly DOA. Without any…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEO‘NO ESCAPE’ Blu-Ray Review
Behind the Scenes: Owen Wilson (2:56), Lake Bell (3:12), Pierce Brosnan (3:41), and The Dowdle Brothers (3:49) all provide a segment about what the…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOOut in Theaters: ‘CREED’
'Creed' is vibrant, emotional and exciting as all hell. Ryan Coogler and Michael B. Jordan reunite to deliver a spin-off unlike most; a film…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOOut in Theaters: ‘SPECTRE’
Overly long, terribly scripted and largely devoid of engaging action set pieces, 'Spectre' represents a definitive low point for the Daniel Craig era of…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOOut in Theaters: ‘EXPERIMENTER’
Those wanting a deeper look into the life of Stanley Milgram ought look somewhere else as Experimenter is essentially devoid of drama. Yes, you’ll…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOOut in Theaters: ‘I SMILE BACK’
A discomforting addiction drama that hits the low notes of stay-at-home domesticity like a mallet to a gong, 'I Smile Back' showcases Sarah Silverman…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOThe Deepest Cuts: ‘THIRST’ (1979)
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STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOOut in Theaters: ’99 HOMES’
Wheeling into the last act, motivations get fuzzy and a touch overwrought. Dern's final minutes on film are without ample justification as Garfield is…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOBlu-Ray Review: ‘WE ARE STILL HERE’
Features: The We Are Still Here Blu-Ray offers an audio commentary with writer/director Ted Geoghegan and producer Travis Stevens as well as some behind…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEODVD Review: ‘PEOPLE, PLACES, THINGS’
Features: The People Places Things DVD offers no special features, a strong disincentive for its purchasing power.
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOBlu-Ray Review: ‘COP CAR’
Features: The Cop Car Blu-Ray and DVD release contains Their First and Last Ride: The Making of Cop Car.
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOOut in Theaters: ‘GOODNIGHT MOMMY’
A foreign, art house horror movie, 'Goodnight Mommy' is cinema for cinephiles and horror completists. Slow-moving and occasionally brutal, it will however summon sincere…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOOut in Theaters: ‘THE VISIT’
The Visit takes a trip to the grandparents that’s positively loaded with laughs and an overwhelming willingness to be weird. Turns out that the…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOPortland Film Festival Review: ‘DEEP DARK’
Fans of David Cronenberg’s vision of Naked Lunch, along with fleshy pulps like Videodrome and Existenz, and devotees of dark comedy need to see…
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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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