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‘Sasquatch Sunset’ : Review / A Dark Tale Daring to Fail

At the end of this movie’s press screenings, it was honestly impossible to form a clear opinion about it. A few days after, the feelings and ideas about Sasquatch Sunset are still mixed. It is in fact quite difficult to fully embrace the work of David & Nathan Zellner due to its many issues, but at…

Sundance Review / Sasquatch Sunset: Beasts in the Wild

There are ways to tell stories that aren’t strictly straightforward and require creative thinking to turn into a reality. Not all ideas are good ideas, and certainly may not appeal broadly. If someone is open to a fresh take on filmmaking and a new kind of experience, experimental cinema may be just what they love….

TV Review – Prime Video’s ‘Daisy Jones and the Six’ is an Engaging Musical Trip Back in Time

Every band goes through growing pains, and the ones that get very big typically experience some sort of monumental event that threatens their very existence. Members may go on to have solo careers after early departures from the group, and the appeal of a reunion can be irresistible for fans, even if those who actually…

Toronto International Film Festival : Review – ‘The Guilty’ is a Suspenseful and Thought-Provoking English-Language Remake

People call 911 when there is an emergency happening and they are in desperate need of assistance. As has been increasingly shown in a public forum in recent years, not everyone engages the same way with the police or regards them as a protective force for good. But when someone calls for help, they expect…

Janicza Bravo’s Zola is Rightfully Becoming One of This Summer’s Biggest Surprise Indie Darlings

Modern women are being inspired to showcase their senses of self-worth by the most surprising influences. Sundance Jury Award-winning filmmaker, Janicza Bravo is proving that even social media can spark innovative, creative ideas in female storytellers with the recent release of her new black comedy, Zola. The movie is extremely provocative in its plot and…