“Joe Bell” has small handful of moments that make it necessary viewing for narrow-minded viewers. The question becomes,… Read More
It’s on the fringe of indie filmmaking that we find this week’s new release. It’s called “Pig” and… Read More
It took seven previous movies for two-time Oscar nominee Scarlett Johansson, playing Natasha Romanoff, dying in the most… Read More
“The Purge” series of films takes aim at Texas in its latest installment, more specifically Marfa in West… Read More
Instead of writing about this week’s big sequel, which my Houston film critic colleagues are calling the year’s… Read More
It’s hard to see this as anything but horrible. We have the tired old theme of two women fighting… Read More
With a new title, marquee names on the poster and no jigsaw puppet, “Spiral” is a reboot of… Read More
A virtuoso in crime with a conscience… That’s a tall order. Not one that could happen? Maybe. It’s not far-fetched, but that’s… Read More
Apparently it’s WWII month for the stay-at-home films. While last week’s “The Courier” showcased a well-cast but bland… Read More
Some films are disadvantaged before opening credits. “The Courier” is a “spy film” that specifically isn’t a “spy… Read More