This is a movie like many we’ve seen before about the blatant racism of the Deep South during… Read More
This helpful, informative documentary is hosted by an attractive, charming Ph.D. candidate at MIT, Joy Buolamwini. She works in… Read More
Oscar winning screenwriter Aaron Sorkin is one of the few that can make a thriller out of people… Read More
It’s 1971 in Durham, North Carolina, where segregation is still de rigeur. C. P. Ellis (Rockwell) owns a thriving gas… Read More
The Farrelly Brothers have plagued film critics with stupid comedies like Dumb & Dumber To, Hall Pass and… Read More
Houston born director Joseph Kahn’s latest film is not only his most prolific but his most subversively important.… Read More
It’s inevitable that upcoming Oscar contender If Beale Street Could Talk will be compared with the more commercial The Hate U… Read More
Here is a good reason why only the Coen Brothers should be directing their scripts. George Clooney’s first… Read More
Oscar winning director Kathryn Bigelow returns after “Zero Dark Thirty” with another pulse pounding true story, that feeds… Read More
Writer, director and producer Matt Brown doesn’t have the cinematic appetite to turn, what is basically his feature… Read More