Rendy Jones 9/8/21 Rendy Jones 9/8/21

'Queenpins' Review

A sweet crime flick about wanting more than a banal life after feeling invisible for so long.

Rendy Jones 9/6/21 Rendy Jones 9/6/21

'The Card Counter' Review

The Card Counter is a mid-tier effort that presents a barrage of bold ideas with varying degrees of impact, ranging from strong to middling at best.

Rendy Jones 9/6/21 Rendy Jones 9/6/21

'Kate' Review

Somebody saw that one scene of Hawkeye murdering the Yakuza in Endgame and decided to make an R-rated version of it.

Rendy Jones 9/6/21 Rendy Jones 9/6/21

'Language Lessons' Review

As far as Zoom-centric films of 2021 go, Natalie Morales’ second directorial outing, Language Lessons, stands as the cream of the crop.

Rendy Jones 9/4/21 Rendy Jones 9/4/21

'We Need to Do Something' Review

The space in their bathroom is larger than most living spaces in Brooklyn.

Rendy Jones 8/28/21 Rendy Jones 8/28/21

'Vacation Friends' Review

It took five dudes to write this.

Rendy Jones 8/26/21 Rendy Jones 8/26/21

'Candyman' Review

DaCosta’s direction is ambitious, for she provides stylish innovation in areas to elevate the folklore aesthetic of the titular figure.

Rendy Jones 8/23/21 Rendy Jones 8/23/21

'Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings' Review

See, Hollywood? This is what happens when you finally let an Asian filmmaker direct an Asian-led action flick!

Rendy Jones 8/22/21 Rendy Jones 8/22/21

'The Night House' Review

Rebecca Hall is way too damn powerful of an actress, for she carries the film with vigor and sincerity.

Rendy Jones 8/19/21 Rendy Jones 8/19/21

'Reminiscence' Review

Lisa Joy’s Reminiscence captures that nostalgic energy of old school storytelling in such a loving and passionate manner while making it her own with a compelling sci-fi twist.