Cha Cha Real Smooth – Sundance 2022 Alysha Prasad January 25, 2022 Reviews Writer-director and star of Cha Cha Real Smooth, Cooper Raiff, plays Andrew, a recent college graduate who moves back home and begins working as a bar mitzvah party starter. He’s lost until befriending...
Blithe Spirit – Review Fatima Sheriff January 18, 2021 Reviews Hail to thee, Dan Stevens, once again a man with writer’s block, haunted by ghosts at his desk. In 2017, Charles Dickens, and now as Charles Condomine, the no-good cad at the heart of Noël Coward’s...
Welcome to Marwen – Review James Andrews January 2, 2019 Reviews Steve Carell continues his fine run of dramatic turns in this seemingly whimsical yet serious study of trauma. He portrays Mark Hogancamp, an artist badly beaten in a gang assault who creates his own therapy...
Blockers – Review Joni Blyth March 25, 2018 Reviews As an ensemble piece, Blockers has a lot to juggle - it’s basically two three-handers colliding as the parents and children both fall into their own prom night misadventures, but the film also has to make...
How To Be Single – Review Ellena Zellhuber-McMillan February 20, 2016 Reviews Blending the clichéd with the new, How To Be Single is a surprise but not a revelation. Mann and Wilson each do what they do best, both providing great physical comedy as well as more heartfelt...
Judd Apatow – The King of Comedy Tom Bond September 1, 2015 Analysis, Features, Spotlight If you had to define the comedy of the last 15 years with one name, that name would be Judd Apatow. A sure sign of his dominance is in Indiewire’s recent list of the 25 Best Comedies of the 21st Century So...