Wars are anything but pretty. Wars with your grandpa?βeven messier. In this film, sixth-grader Peter (Oakes Fegley) launches an all out war with his grandfather Ed (Robert De Niro) after he moved in with Peterβs family and takes over his bedroom. Peter, unwilling to let such an injustice stand, devises a series of increasingly elaborate pranks to drive out the interloper, but Grandpa Ed refuses to go down without a proper fight.
The LieΒ starring Joey King, Mireille Enos, and Peter Sarsgaard is a thriller that centers around the lengths parents will go to to protect their child. Part ofΒ Amazon Prime Videoβs series Β Welcome to the Blumhouse, “The Lie” is one of the featured Β films in the installation.
Mothers always know bestβright? After watching this movie, weβre going to go ahead and say yes. In a nutshell that is the plot line of the upcoming horror film “Evil Eye” streaming on Amazon Prime Video on October 13. The film is part of the series Welcome to the Blumhouse.
A thrill ride that is also truly important for the time weβre living in, βDavid Byrneβs American Utopiaβ speaks to the mood of 2020.
Rising starlet Maddie Phillips can be seen kicking ass and taking names on Netflix’s “Teenage Bounty Hunters,” but the Canadian native remains true to her roots with her latest film, “Summerland.”
Some of your criticβs highlights from the beginning of NYFF, including a short with Tilda Swinton and a 4.5-hour documentary
A new documentary from Garret Bradley, βTimeβ traces the effects of incarceration on the modern American woman through 20 brutal years.
Sometimes brutal and often heartbreaking, NYFFβs βNomadlandβ might be the highlight of the festival… and the year.
Written and Directed by Miranda July, KAJILLIONAIRE, is a wildly funny, original comedy surrounding a family of con-artists. Robert (Richard Jenkins) and Theresa (Debra Winger) are not the typical mom and dad as theyβve spent 26 years training their only daughter, Old Dolio (Evan Rachel Wood) to swindle and scam her way through life. Their heist gets compromised as a new stranger (Gina Rodriguez) enters their world and things are never the same.Β
In addition to reviewing season 2, I had the fortunate opportunity to talk with Andrew Koji about “Warrior” season 2.