It feels like it was just yesterday we were introduced to the AMC adaption of Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard’s tale of zombies and humanity after an Apocalypse. Since 2010, The Walking Dead has turned into one of the premiere … Continue reading The Walking Dead – Back with a Strong Bite
With Earth’s fatal fate just 13 days away, Craig and Eliza work tirelessly to solve their unanswered impossible love prayer, and God commands to blow up Bill Maher’s penis. Here is a recap of episode 2, “13 Days”. (Spoilers included!) … Continue reading Miracle Workers: Episode 102 Recap
Miracle Workers is a comedy TV show that premiered on February 12th on TBS. It features Steve Buscemi as God like you’ve never seen him before. The story is based on the book by Simon Rich, What in God’s Name, and it … Continue reading Miracle Workers: Episode 101 Recap
The 2019 Sundance Film Festival took place in Park City, Salt Lake City and Sundance, UT from January 24th through February 3rd. There were 112 feature-length films from over 30 countries, 45 of which were first-time filmmakers. This year’s festival … Continue reading Sundance Recap: Interviews, Reviews and the Films that Made Me Fall in Love with Cinema Again
Today, NEON and IMAX Corporation announced that Apollo 11 (trailer below!), the documentary that premiered at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival to critical acclaim, will be digitally remastered into the IMAX format. The documentary is set to release in theaters … Continue reading Sundance News: Neon’s Apollo 11 to Be Released in IMAX Theaters for ONE Week
Black identity is a topic that has been addressed in film for many decades and more frequently over the last few years. But none quite touched upon the complicated nature of the challenging dualities of aspiration and reality on screen … Continue reading Sundance Review: LUCE Takes a Powerful Stance On Black Identity, Power & Privilege
Yesterday, our team picked the best of the fest in each 2019 Sundance Film Festival category. (Read our picks here)! Today, we acknowledge the individuals and teams that made every film stand out to give us an exciting 2019 film … Continue reading PCR’s Sundance Film Festival Awards (Part 2)
The 2019 Sundance Film Festival gave audiences around the world an exciting film year to look forward to. From the dramas and films that make you think, to the horrors that make you jump out of your seat, and to … Continue reading PCR’s Sundance Film Festival Awards (Part 1)
Domination, elitism, capitalism and the culture of critique all take turns under the microscope in Dan Gilroy’s satire/thriller Velvet Buzzsaw. Jake Gyllenhaal, Rene Russo and Zawe Ashton star in a piercing, pointed and sometimes poignant take on the tragedy of … Continue reading Dangerous Art: A Thematic Review of Velvet Buzzsaw
On January 25, 2019, Grant Sputore’s I AM MOTHER had its world premiere at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival at the Eccles Theater in Park City, UT. On average, the film garnered favorable reviews noting Hilary Swank’s (Boys Don’t Cry, Million … Continue reading Sundance News: Netflix Acquires Rights to Grant Sputore’s Sci-Fi Thriller “I AM MOTHER”
