An absorbing recreation of late 1960s tension stemming from response to the Democratic National Convention held in Chicago is arguably the best work from Aaron Sorkin since The Social Network. The Trial of the Chicago 7 is very mature, articulate cinema with a keen pungency about the prosecution of left-wing activists (or radicals if you […]
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Expulsion
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Death of Me
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Come Play
In time for Halloween is this monster in the closet tale that is a watchable, if derivative horror tale from Jacob Chase (adapting his own short film). An absorbing vignette working off a parking-lot attendant who comes across a tablet harboring voraciousness within it. A smartphone app. is the impetus for a feature-length creation revolving […]
Rebecca (2020)
A new cinematic retelling of Daphne du Maurier’s 1938 novel counters a well accoutered film to be of a period in its contemporary approach. Rebecca isn’t a remake of the Best Picture Oscar winner by Alfred Hitchcock in 1940 which starred Laurence Olivier and a persuasively fragile Joan Fontaine immersing herself in the feminine literature. […]