Featured Reviews

Switch Up is too convoluted, yet benefits from its two charming leads in Cristián de la Fuente and Julieth Restrepo.

Black Box Diaries is an intimate exploration into the absolute absurdity of Japan’s decades-old rape laws and the lengths to which a rape or sexual assault victim must go through for justice.

In My Dead Friend Zoe, Director Kyle Hausmann-Stokes delivers a beautiful tribute to his fellow soldiers, anchored by a powerhouse performance from Sonequa Martin-Green.

Overall, Monkey Man eventually overcomes its messy extreme close-up and shaky-cam beginnings to find its footing and finally land as a thrilling, emotional ride worth taking.

Though I Saw the TV Glow carries important thematic elements and ideas, the film never quite finds the right channel.

A social commentary on dating today with insight into the trauma of a painful, confusing, and chaotic relationship, I Love You Forever should be required viewing before matching on dating platforms like Hinge.

Netflix’s live adaptation of Avatar The Last Airbender introduces a new audience to the world while catering to long time fans in perfect balance.

Hilary Swank and Alan Ritchson lead an emotional journey highlighting the impact of strangers on a small family in need in Ordinary Angels.

On this episode of The Hollywood Outsider podcast, we have three film reviews to discuss: Bob Marley: One Love, Madame Web, and Ordinary Angels.