Authors: Patrick Gibbs
Nathan Silver On Between the Temples
As Silver continues to explore life and art, Between the Temples stands as a testament to his unique vision. … read more
The Many Monster Loves of Alec Gillis
Oscar winning make-up and effects artist and monster lover Alec Gillis, has been part of every film in the Aliens series since 1986. … read more
Film Review: The Union
The Union is serviceable Netflix fare that is certainly more enjoyable than duds such Atlas or Rebel Moon, though it’s hard to imagine anyone wanting a sequel. … read more
Film Review: Alien: Romulus
Alien: Romulus is easily the welcome surprise of the summer, and it’s a shot in the arm for popular filmmaking as an art form that I for one desperately needed at this point. … read more
Jean Reno, David Schurmann and My Penguin Friend
As My Penguin Friend hits theaters, Reno and Schurmann are very pleased at the opportunity to share this heartwarming film with audiences around the world. … read more
Film Review: Sing Sing
Sing Sing is a much needed injection of art and soul into the bloodstream of cinema, mixing heavy drama with humor and humanity. … read more
Film Review: Borderlands
The video game-inspired space opera Borderlands is hardly gourmet. It’s more like a stale, sticky, slimy, stuck-to-the-bottom-of-your-shoe popcorn movie. … read more
Film Review: It Ends With Us
It Ends With Us is worse than just a bad movie, it’s a movie that comes dangerously close to romanticized domestic abuse. … read more
Film Review: The Instigators
The Instigators is far from a bad movie, it’s simply so undercooked that it’s hard to walk away convinced that it even deserved to be made. … read more
Film Review: Harold and the Purple Crayon
Harold and the Purple Crayon is an inept and irritating debacle, and that’s coming from someone who admits it difficult to be too harsh toward a family movie. … read more
Film Review: Trap
Trap is impossible to take seriously on any level, and despite its 105-minute runtime, it seems to go on forever. … read more
Film Review: Kneecap
If I’m rating Kneecap by the standard of whether it’s the brilliant and original film that its most vociferous admirers paint it to be, it comes up quite short. … read more
