There aren’t grisly special effects, nor scenes ripe with gore and senseless body counts. Rather, “Rope” is a perfect slice…
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Matt DeCristo
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“Slacker” is unlike any film you have ever watched. Bold statement concerning the 1990 Richard Linklater groundbreaking indie, and a…
Old school simplicity paired with outstanding writing and acting makes “Before Sunrise” one of the best love stories you will…
“Desperately Seeking Susan” gets immediate and unintended brownie points for its 80s nostalgia alone. The romcom was released in early…
Filmmaker Christopher Nolan has amassed billions of dollars in profits for a host of blockbuster films, ranging from the comic…
The dispiriting nature of 2020 has me missing the 90s now more than ever. “Reality Bites” offers an escape to…
We recently had the chance to review Jacob Ethan Tanner’s short film “It’s Quiet in the Cold” about a brutal…
Welsh filmmaker Jacob Ethan Tanner’s 2020 piece “It’s Quiet in the Cold” is a visually appealing and stylistically gritty short…
Chances are you’ve not heard of “Time Lapse,” a 2014 indie sci-fi thriller crafted by filmmakers Bradley D. King and…
The 2008 independent movie “Uncertainty” follows a formula that I personally love in a story; two parallel timelines that depict…