KNEECAP is a politically charged film that feels like TRAINSPOTTING, 24 HOUR PARTY PEOPLE, and 8 MILE. It’s a film about Belfast, but it doesn’t feel like anything we’ve seen out of Ireland before. It’s raw, energetic, and the most fun I’ve had at an independent film this year. Móglaà Bap, Mo Chara, and DJ Próvai (all playing themselves) kill it in this docu-comedy story about their rap music. Yet, despite having more drugs and party scenes than any film…
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THE RED SOWING may not be as shocking as some of those second-to-last episodes in GAME OF THRONES were, but it’s still a worthy inclusion in a list of some of the best episodes of this franchise so far. …
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WOMEN IN BLUE  is just getting warmed up. For me it is a huge plus when I get to learn something new while trying to solve a murder mystery and fight the good fight for women’s equality.…
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An ode to underdogs and artists of all kinds.…
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This supernatural film is perhaps one of the most influential, horror classics of all time.…
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ELIZABETH TAYLOR: THE LOST TAPES offers fans a unique and historical dive into the on and off-screen life of an iconic legend. Richard Merryman kept the tape recorder going for over forty hours of intimate questioning.…
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FANTASIA was a bold experiment for its time. It mixed animated images with classical music.…
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Close to being an instant classic.…
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I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed BABES.…
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