Film Review: ‘A Photographic Memory’
Rachel Elizabeth Seed’s A Photographic Memory is a personal, thoughtful documentary that manages to connect on a much larger level. What starts as a filmmaker’s ...
Category: Jeff Heller
Film Review: ‘Nickel Boys’
Nickel Boys follows a young African-American teen named Elwood Curtis (Ethan Herisse) in 1962 Jim Crow-era Tallahassee, Florida, who is falsely accused by the police of being ...
Film Review: ‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’ (Spolier Free)
Long-gestating sequels have been a mixed bag in recent years. Blade Runner 2049 and Bill & Ted Face the Music were both met favorably, but ...
Exclusive: New Study Shows Increase in Female and Person of Color Directed Films
A new study from Screen Radar has shown an increase in films directed by women and persons of color in the last six years. Looking ...
Review: Star Trek: Picard Season 2 Blu-ray
A few years ago, I appeared as a guest on the then-Stark Trek-focused podcast, Synthoholics. On the show, I discussed an article that I never ...
‘Muppets Haunted Mansion’ Returns the Muppets to Form
Disney has frequently been criticized for under-utilizing The Muppets since they purchased them in 2004. Muppets Wizard of Oz was the first official Muppets production ...
‘Space Jam: A New Legacy’ is Far From a Slam Dunk
I admit that I’m not the biggest basketball fan in the world. Don’t’ get me wrong, I love sports, but basketball has just never done ...
Film Review: ‘A Quiet Place Part II’
Before I begin my review, I should note that this was my first time in a movie theater in about a year and a half. ...