Blake Ridder’s Help purports to be an erotic thriller, but more often than not it comes off as the poorly … More
Category: Would Never See Again
Atomic Cover-Up (March 27)
Greg Mitchell’s documentary Atomic Cover-Up at 50 minutes is not a huge time commitment, and occupies a niche in the … More
The Boys in Red Hats (March 27)
Jonathan Schroder’s investigation of the social media imboglio between a group of prep school kids from Catholic Covenant, a native … More
Summertime (March 26)
Summertime, directed by Carlos López Estrada (Blindspotting), is not so much a movie as a collection of short slam poetry … More
Rams (March 25)
Jeremy Sims’s Rams, starring Sam Neill and Michael Catton, is strangely apropos for our time: a film about a sheep … More
Slapface (March 24)
Casual fans of this casual fan know that I like writing about horror films. I especially like writing about bad … More
A Little Italian Vacation (March 23)
A Little Italian Vacation relies on your low expectations, and you should want more. This movie has all of the … More
Falling (March 23)
Falling is a labor of love from Viggo Mortensen, star, writer, and director of a movie whose premise is basically … More
Women is Losers (March 21)
Women is Losers is more docudrama than drama–cheeky breaks in the fourth wall offer modern insights into the struggles of … More
The Yellow Wallpaper (March 20)
There is something really off about The Yellow Wallpaper. It’s that feeling you have when you make a recipe you … More
