Reel Reviews | Son of the South
by Tim Gordon Son of the South is a biographical historical drama film, written and directed by Barry Alexander Brown. Based on Bob
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Reel Reviews | Mayday (Sundance ’21)
A War-Torn Feminist Fairy Tale That Doesn’t Go Far Enough by Travis Hopson | Punch Drunk Critics Karen Cinorre’s fantastical, feminist war film Mayday is
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Reel Reviews | Marvelous and The Black Hole (Sundance ’21)
by Kevin Sampson | Picture Lock We all have to deal with pain and grief at some point in our lives. While there
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Reel Reviews | Eight for Silver (Sundance ’21)
An Original, Bloody Good Take On The Werewolf Genre by Travis Hopson | Punch Drunk Critics Nobody comes to Sundance looking for werewolf
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Reel Reviews | R#J (Sundance ’21)
Tech Savvy Romeo & Juliet Is Worth Giving A “Like” by Travis Hopson | Punch Drunk Critics I don’t know if every generation
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Reel Reviews | Wendy Williams: The Movie
by Charles Kirkland, Jr. Want to know the dirt on the iconic, ultra-cool woman who made a life out of dishing the dirt
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Reel Reviews | Supernova
by Charles Kirkland, Jr. Reliving the good old times, two friends travel across the countryside but a terrible secret looms, waiting to destroy
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Reel Reviews | The Little Things
by Charles Kirkland Jr. What happens when three Oscar winners decide to make a crime thriller? If it’s Denzel, Rami, and Jared, you
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