ABIGAIL Movie Review: Radio Silence’s Vampire Movie Loves Gore and Quebec
Abigail is elevated by incredible performances from Alisha Weir, Dan Stevens and Kevin Durand as a Québécois!
Abigail is elevated by incredible performances from Alisha Weir, Dan Stevens and Kevin Durand as a Québécois!
The Illuminerdi’s Maxance Vincent checks in to review the new A24 release, Love Lies Bleeding, a new thriller starring Katy O’Brian and Kristen Stewart.
Despite a few fun flourishes, Millie Bobby Brown’s lead turn can’t save Damsel from feeling terribly stale.
Adam Sandler continues his compelling dramatic turns with Spaceman, even if the film itself has a hard time finding its footing.
Despite impassioned performances, Lisa Frankenstein can’t overcome an unconfident screenplay and its PG-13 trappings.
Michael Mann’s Ferrari boasts two electrifying lead performances in one of the most suffocating biopics of the year.
While Leave the World Behind’s ambition is laudable, it unfortunately amounts to little of interest by the time its credits roll.
Leo boasts from a deeply bizarre structure and perfectly-timed humor from Adam Sandler, despite shoddy animation.
Paul Giamatti delivers his best performance in years in The Holdovers, a film that’s neither cozy nor too dark.