Reviews

What are you thankful for? With the holiday quickly approaching, we take a moment to talk about Thanksgiving and what we may or may not be thankful for. We get into some deep territory regarding our own personal lives and how those differ. Ultimately, we look at how we use

During the ’70s and ’80s, New York City was a thriving place for artists. They’d come from across the country and find a strange living space in Manhattan. They’d mingle, collaborate and create. Whether they be material, performance or conceptual artists, they found themselves swept into the scene. Those us

You probably have no memory of seeing Tremor’s 2: Aftershocks at your local theater in the Spring of 1996. Don’t beat your memory too hard because the film was never on the marquee. When the original Tremors came out in 1990 with Kevin Bacon, Fred Ward, Michael Gross and Reba

Before Marleen Gorris won the Best Foreign Film Oscar for Antonia’s Line, the Dutch director made three films that showed she was a cinematic force. Gorris didn’t go to film school or make short films, TV shows and commercials before making her first feature film. The film looks like she