Review
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QFEST 2011 Review: FISHNET
Written and directed by first-time feature filmmaker Brian Pelletier, FISHNET tells the story of Sulie and Trixie, a lesbian...
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SUPER – The Review
St. Louis native James Gunn delivers a powerful, dark,witty film that, although not suitable for everyone, is more than...
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SCREAM 4 – The Review
Wes Craven really outdid himself with this one! For all of you that have doubted Mr. Craven in the...
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RIO – The Review
Let’s see, we’ve got a couple that meet cute and can’t stand each other, but soon find mutual interests...
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MIRAL – The Review
With all the different conflicts in the Middle East in the news headlines the last few months, it’s interesting...
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QFEST 2011 Review: LEADING LADIES
LEADING LADIES is a quirky but charming comedy with a classical sensibility. Co-directed by Daniel Beahm and Erika Randall...
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TELL ME YOU LOVE ME – Short Film Review
TELL ME YOU LOVE ME is an intensely personal short film co-written and co-directed by Gary C. Warren (THE...
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HANNA – The Review
Those darn pesky secret organizations. They always seem to be on the hunt for people or creatures that just...
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KILL THE IRISHMAN – The Review
KILL THE IRISHMAN is a film based on the true story of Danny Greene, a Cleveland man of humble...
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THE ELEPHANT IN THE LIVING ROOM – The Review
Produced and directed by filmmaker Michael Webber, THE ELEPHANT IN THE LIVING ROOM documents a hard and sometimes disturbing look at what...
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SOURCE CODE – The Review
Duncan Jones made his presence known in 2009 with MOON, his first feature that astounded audiences with its intelligent...
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SUCKER PUNCH – The Review
Scientists are constantly exploring the wonders of the human brain, particularly the subconscious. One of the discoveries is that...
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OF GODS AND MEN – The Review
In most religious motion pictures the subject of faith is explored and discussed. Faith is at the heart of...
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I SAW THE DEVIL – The Review
An eye for an eye is just the beginning… Not only are we experiencing the emergence of the Korean...
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JANE EYRE – The Review
Jane Eyre graduates from required reading to accomplished cinema. It may come as no surprise that I am not...
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KABOOM – The Review
Who is The Chosen Son and what the f *ck does it all mean? There is a lot going...
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LIMITLESS – The Review
Here’s a variation of an old ethical question-what would you risk in order to get everything you desire? It’s...
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THE LINCOLN LAWYER – The Review
Compelling, Witty, Sophisticated… THE LINCOLN LAWYER is an intriguing novel-to-film tale. (The novel, THE LINCOLN LAWYER, was written by...
