John Krasinski has officially made his directorial debut with “The Hollars,” a sentimental, heartwarming family dramedy that isn’t as devastatingly dysfunctional as most family-oriented films often tend to be. Krasinski…
In the world of broadcast journalism, life can be a bit stressful. And in the ’70s, it was difficult being a broadcast journalist. It was a changing time, of course.…
After a tragic loss, Ben (Paul Rudd) becomes a caregiver to Trevor (Craig Roberts), who suffers from muscular dystrophy and is resigned to a wheelchair for the remainder of his…
It’s often hard to strike the right tone for horror. Often, in an attempt to simply scare audiences, horror becomes silly and more often than not, the scares are replaced…
It isn’t often you come across a film that has a deep meaning about breaking away from society, yet holds no feeling of being relatable whatsoever. “Wild” is slow-going, the…
Greta Gerwig has a long filmography, but for the past few years, she’s mostly appeared in Noah Baumbach’s films like “Francis Ha” and most recently, “Mistress America.” This time around,…
David (Jesse Plemons), a TV script writer living in New York City, returns to Sacramento in order to help take care of his mother, Joanne (Molly Shannon), who has been…