Reel Reviews | Final Destination Bloodlines
Death never forgets — and in Final Destination: Bloodlines, the sins of the past come calling for an entire family tree. Gruesome, nostalgic, and a chilling send-off for Tony Todd.
FilmGordon Radio | Travis Houze
This week, we preview the biggest debuts at the world’s oldest film festival, share our take on Forever, and shine a LightReel Spotlight on Travis Houze, the mind behind The Go-Go District.
Reel Reviews | Shadow Force
Kerry Washington does her best to breathe life into this bullet-riddled spy thriller, but Shadow Force wastes her talent on stale clichés and hollow shootouts. Even Joe Carnahan’s gritty action can’t outrun this limp script.
FilmGordon Radio | Priest da Nomad
On the latest episode of Keeping It Reel with FilmGordon, we kick off our new LightReel Spotlight series with D.C.’s own Priest da Nomad, diving into his legacy, lyrical purpose, and the future of real hip-hop.
Reel Reviews | Forever
Two young athletes. One unforgettable love story. Forever explores the complexities of growing up, balancing family pressures, and finding acceptance in a relationship. Dive into our review of Mara Brock Akil’s latest romantic drama.
Reel Reviews | Rust
Alec Baldwin’s weary outlaw brings a flicker of soul to an otherwise standard Western overshadowed by tragedy. Rust rides familiar trails, but can Baldwin’s performance save it?
Reel Reviews | The Surfer
Nicolas Cage dives deep in The Surfer, a haunting fever dream about masculinity, memory, and the waves that drag us under.
Reel Reviews | Another Simple Favor
Emily’s back, Capri’s gorgeous, and the martinis are extra dirty, but can Paul Feig’s sequel untangle its mafia mess in time for Stephanie to solve another twisted favor?