Reel Reviews | Sorry to Bother You
by Charles Kirkland Jr. Boots Riley of The Coup writes and directs social satire in his first feature, Sorry to Bother You.
by Charles Kirkland Jr. Boots Riley of The Coup writes and directs social satire in his first feature, Sorry to Bother You.
by Monica Hayes 2018 is the year of sequels and prequels. Is Stefano Sollima’s Sicario: Day of the Soldado just as good, if not better [read more]
by Monica Hayes J. A. Bayona’s Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom dinosaurs are fun and entertaining to watch, but that is about it.
Also, this week in StarAccess, we have screening passes for the science fiction comedy, Sorry To Bother You. To win your free pass to this special event [read more]
This week in StarAccess, we have screening passes for the action crime thriller, Sicario: Day of the Soldado. To win your free pass to this special [read more]
by Diamond Sharp | via Vulture Ernest Bordelon’s spirit is felt throughout this season’s fourth episode, “No Haven in My Shadow.” This week, the Bordelon [read more]
by Monica Hayes Drew Pearce’s Hotel Artemis has all the makings of a dynamic crime-thriller but sadly falls flat.
by Diamond Sharp | via Vulture Queen Sugar’s third episode, “Your Distant Destiny,” concerns itself with trust and epiphanies — the good and the bad.