Reviews film

In Noah Baumbach's film adaptation of Don DeLillo's 'White Noise' the American obsession with death and inability to look at it realistically floats in air like a toxic plume.

'Hellraiser' and 'Medusa Deluxe' provided scares and surprises at this year's Fantastic Fest, in Austin Texas.

What if a secret agent with super powers was frozen in the 1960s and brought back today? That's what happens in 'Garcia'.

"Smile" takes its heroine on a supernatural journey. But no one believes she is haunted.

Austin Butler's genuine effort to honor The King of Rock and Roll is undermined by director Luhrmann's stylistic excess and a truly terrible turn by Tom Hanks.

"Grid Down, Power Up" calls into focus the vulnerabilities of the American electrical grid and what can be done to protect it.

Two comedies at Anthem Film Festival took on woke and cancel culture. 'Doing Good' and 'Melons' make you laugh and think about people.

Freedom and Communism bring about different results. Two films from Anthem Film Festival show how freedom was lost in one and gained in another.

Films have a point of view and a theme. Sometimes, the best way to convey a viewpoint is with humor. Really, no joke.

This is a strange entry in Anthony Hopkins' distinguished filmography. But we do get to hear him play piano at least.