The Blackcoat’s Daughter proves debut filmmaker Osgood 'Oz' Perkins an exciting new talent and foreshadows another banner year for horror cinema. The film... READ MORE
Christine bears the unfortunate distinction of premiering more or less alongside a vastly superior take on its subject’s life and very public death. ... READ MORE
The Eyes of My Mother is a directorial debut as eye-catching (forgive me) as it is stomach-churning. Borrowing from the traditions of arthouse cinema as liberally as from horror, Nicolas Pesce has crafted a magnificent monochrome nightmar... READ MORE
Don’t Think Twice : Facing the loss of their home base and the sudden success of a colleague, a small New York improv troupe grapples with life, loss, and ... READ MORE
La La Land Believe the fans and haters alike. This year’s inevitable Oscar darling is at once a stirring ode to Hollywood magic and a somewhat misguided paean ... READ MORE
Bennett Glace is a lifelong student of film. He especially enjoys landscape documentaries, 50s melodramas, and the sort of horror films released each January.
