Adam Vaughn Film Reviews Specialty Releases Spotlight Film Review: “‘Til Kingdom Come” Offers an Examination of the Ties Between U.S. Evangelicals and Israeli Jews February 25, 2021
Adam Vaughn Breaking Film Reviews Specialty Releases Spotlight Film Review: For All Its High Concept, “HellKat” Delivers All the Wrong Moves February 1, 2021
Christopher Llewellyn Reed Film Reviews Specialty Releases Spotlight Film Review: French Existentialism Meets Western in Effective “Savage State” January 28, 2021
Breaking Christopher Llewellyn Reed Film Reviews Specialty Releases Spotlight Film Review: In Moving “Sing Me a Song,” Past, Present and Future Collide January 1, 2021
Adam Vaughn Film Reviews Specialty Releases Spotlight Film Review: “Habitual,” While Psychedelic in Concept, Is Lackluster in Execution November 12, 2020
Film Reviews Matt Patti Specialty Releases Spotlight Film Review: “The World Is Full of Secrets” Takes a Shot at a Unique Form of Storytelling but Completely Fails October 8, 2020
Festivals FFT Festival Coverage Film Reviews Specialty Releases Spotlight Film Review: In “Hollywood Fringe,” The Artistic Life Is Difficult September 1, 2020
Christopher Llewellyn Reed Film Reviews Specialty Releases Spotlight Film Review: In “Matthias & Maxime,” the Journey Is the Destination August 26, 2020
Adam Vaughn Film Reviews Specialty Releases Spotlight Film Review: “The Shed” Comes with a Loose Script and an Even Looser Concept August 26, 2020
Adam Vaughn Film Reviews Specialty Releases Spotlight Film Review: “Love Express: The Disappearance of Walerian Borowczyk” Adds a Sympathetic Light to the Life and Artistry of a Bold and Groundbreaking Director August 20, 2020
Film Reviews Hannah Tran Specialty Releases Spotlight Film Review: “Pretending I’m a Superman: The Tony Hawk Video Game Story” Is a Good Introduction to, but Poor Analysis of, the Game That Shaped the Sport Behind It August 17, 2020
