Jonathan Schroder’s investigation of the social media imboglio between a group of prep school kids from Catholic Covenant, a native…
Summertime (March 26)
Summertime, directed by Carlos López Estrada (Blindspotting), is not so much a movie as a collection of short slam poetry…
Rams (March 25)
Jeremy Sims’s Rams, starring Sam Neill and Michael Catton, is strangely apropos for our time: a film about a sheep…
Slapface (March 24)
Casual fans of this casual fan know that I like writing about horror films. I especially like writing about bad…
Pretenders (March 24)
Tristen Stafford’s Pretenders is what if Pam and Jim but gay. Three friends from high school reconvene after Nick’s first…
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…
Falling (March 23)
Falling is a labor of love from Viggo Mortensen, star, writer, and director of a movie whose premise is basically…
Hunting Bigfoot (March 22)
Taylor Guterson’s Hunting Bigfoot is one of the exquisite surprises of my first three days of CineJoy. Within the first…
Soundtrack to Sixteen (March 22)
Soundtrack to Sixteen is a perfectly unobjectionable story about two straight teenagers who’ve become entangled in an unhealthy relationship of…
Crown Vic (March 21)
Crown Vic is a strange choice for a spotlight film at Cinejoy in 2021, because it feels like a cop…
