The newest film from director Kornel Mundruczo, Pieces of a Woman, brings viewers on an emotional journey through grief and heartache that’s elevated through a powerful central performance from Vanessa… Read more Pieces of a Woman Review: A devastating look into sudden tragedy headlined by an award-worthy performance from Vanessa Kirby →
Kicking off 2021 on a bit of different note, Netflix provides a funny and thought-provoking history lesson in swear words that’s an absolute delight to watch. Honestly, when History of… Read more Netflix’s History of Swear Words Review: A refreshing and surprisingly insightful look into swear words →
Tapping into a style not seen in nearly a decade by writer/director Robert Rodriguez, We Can Be Heroes is sort of that spiritual successor for Rodriguez’s more family-friendly stints like… Read more We Can Be Heroes Review: A mostly worthy Spy Kids/Sharkboy and Lavagirl successor →
When this year started, before the COVID-19 Pandemic changed everything, I had written an article for In Their Own League about my most anticipated movies of the year and proclaimed… Read more The Queen’s Gambit Review: A compelling character driven narrative matched with a complex showcasing of chess →
Kicking off Netflix’s big month of new film releases is the newest film from writer/director David Fincher, Mank, that showcases an impressive technical side to the director that we haven’t… Read more Mank Review: Fincher’s latest is stylistically immerses viewers into to a forgotten era of filmmaking →
Hot off releasing their first anime feature back in 2019, Promare, rising anime studio Studio Trigger teams up with Netflix to deliver a fast-paced, fun, and surprisingly socially relevant anime… Read more BNA: Brand New Animal Review: A whole new anime animal →
Although Netflix is mostly known for their live-action television series and movies, they’ve also been a strong provider of original anime series as well as some anime adaptations of popular… Read more Netflix’s Blood of Zeus Review: A beautiful and brutal combination of Japanese anime and Greek mythology →
Writer/director Remi Weekes’ feature debut, His House, is a compelling refugee horror story that battles a haunting past and a conflicting culture shift. The film follows Bol (Sope Dirisu) and… Read more His House Review: Neftlix’s most compelling and scariest horror movie yet →
