A24's Death of a Unicorn combines comedy, horror and mythology for one laugh-out-loud bloody, ridiculous good time. Death of a Unicorn Review Unicorns seek revenge on the rich people who thought hunting these magical creatures was a good idea. That's essentially the premise of writer-director Alex Scharfman's directorial debut Death of a ...
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Snow White Review: Rachel Zegler Shines As Iconic Disney Princess
Rachel Zegler shines as the live-action version of Disney's first princess. Snow White captures the magical feel of the fairytale while adding to it in a way that never feels at odds with the original's intent. Snow White Review Growing up on the Disney catalogue I have seen every animated film, some more than once. The original Lion King? ...
O’Dessa Review: Sadie Sink & Kelvin Harrison Jr. In Rock Opera Greek Myth
Set in a post-apocalyptic future, O'Dessa is a rock opera take on the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice about fate, defiance, and love. O'Dessa Review Cult classic is a term that gets thrown around a lot for movies that essentially are quirky without staying power. True cult classics are movies that may have not been a huge commercial success ...
Black Bag Review: A Sexy, Spy Thriller That Reignites The Genre
Steven Soderbergh is once again reigniting a genre with his unique style. Black Bag is a sexy, spy thriller that serves up plenty of intrigue, entertainment, and excitement. Black Bag Review When you think of spy movies, James Bond or even Mission Impossible might spring to mind. These films are heavy on the action and the secrecy, but ...
Opus Review: Willy Wonka Meets Get Out In A24’s Latest
Willy Wonka meets Get Out in A24's latest Opus, a film that sees Ayo Edebiri attempt to survive a cult led by a sequin wearing John Malkovich. Opus Review Ever since I watched The Twilight Zone with my grandmother, I have been familiar with the idea of thrillers with a big twist. Movies like SE7EN, The Sixth Sense, and Saw are great ...
