‘Realm Of Satan’ Review: Scott Cummings Experimental Doc Reveals The Ugly Truth About Satanism—It’s Corny [Sundance]

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‘Realm Of Satan’ Review: Scott Cummings Experimental Doc Reveals The Ugly Truth About Satanism—It’s Corny [Sundance]

In the ‘80s, everyone was scared of Satanists. You know, the whole Satanic Panic era. But over time, especially with the ubiquity of the internet, the mystical veil covering Satanism was lifted, and everyone saw them for what they really…

‘Marmalade’ Review — Joe Keery Headlines a Twisty and Darkly Comic Thriller

The Big Picture Marmalade is a surprising and complex romantic comedy thriller with twisty plot developments. Joe Keery delivers a standout performance as the dim Southern mailman at the center of the film. Camila Morrone and Aldis Hodge also shine…

Bob Marley One Love Review: Celebrating the Legend

In the realm of music legends, Bob Marley stands tall as an icon of reggae culture. “Bob Marley: One Love” seeks to capture the essence of this legendary figure, offering a glimpse into his life, struggles, and musical journey. His…

Axeman at Cutter’s Creek 2 Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Imagine you’re in a backwater rural cabin area in the middle of nowhere. It is a place known for its PWT, or “poor white trash.” Prowling around is a man more beast than human, a violent axe-murderer. He is the…

Jazmin Renée Jones Delivers A Unique Investigative Doc With A Lot On Its Mind [Sundance]

Investigative documentaries are some of the most interesting films you can watch. There’s no need to create artificial drama, as the subjects are real, and you can’t help but get swept up in the investigation. Basically, everyone loves to be…

A Bonnie & Clyde Crime Romance That Is As Stylish As It Is Surprising

Summary Marmalade's storytelling device is effective, keeping the audience engaged as the tale unfolds. The performances of Joe Keery, Camila Morrone, and Aldis Hodge enhance the film. The movie starts slow but picks up pace, turning into a twisty cat-and-mouse…

Crab Day Featured, Reviews Film Threat

I’ve been complaining lately about a haze of laziness that has overcome big studio animation. With such a large talent pool, animation has felt so uninspired from both a story and art standpoint. Then comes Ross Stringer’s animated short, Crab…

A Messy Drama-Documentary Hybrid On Trans Male History

Unlike other film festivals around the globe, Sundance has been ahead of the curve when it comes to telling LGBTQIA+ stories whether in narrative or documentary form. That was once again evident in 2024 with the festival selecting films such…

Carol Kane & Jason Schwartzman Are A Perfect Match In Understated Comedy

Summary Jason Schwartzman and Carol Kane star in Between the Temples, an off-kilter comedy about finding faith in religion and others. As the relationship between Ben and Carla develops, it challenges societal norms and shows a tender kind of care.…

‘Upgraded’ Review — Camila Mendes Carries Prime Video’s Romantic Comedy

The Big Picture Despite being marketing as a rom-com, Upgraded focuses more on Anna's professional struggles than her relationship with Will. The imbalance of comedy over romance throws off the pacing and leaves key aspects feeling underdeveloped. Upgraded is still…

‘Out of Darkness’ Review — A Jaw-Dropping Horror Debut Finds the Light

The Big Picture In the Stone Age horror film Out of Darkness, facing the terrors of the world alone won't save you from the looming darkness. The film explores the fears that arise when facing an unknown threat, uncovering more…

Fitting In Review: A Youthful and Impressive Emotional Voyage

Fitting In, a stirring coming-of-age drama-comedy, brilliantly written and directed by Molly McGlynn, offers an intriguing narrative through the highs and lows of adolescence and presents the audience with a breathtaking tapestry of joy, grief, identity crisis, and hope.[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19SYGGGLcO4[/embed]The Good:At…

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