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Sarah Paulson in Hold Your Breath

Hold Your Breath review: horrors of the Dust Bowl

Hold Your Breath kicks off the October horror movie marathon with a story about a mother in the 1930s Oklahoma Dust Bowl who is convinced a malevolent spirit is breathed in with the dust, threatening her children.

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Jodie Comer in Thirteen

Thirteen review, a BBC mystery series with Jodie Comer

Thirteen, this Thirteen, is a BBC 5 part mini series about a kidnapped woman who escapes after 13 years in a basement. The series is from 2016 with Jodie Comer in the lead as the kidnapped woman.

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Kauchani Bratt and Kusem Goodwind in Rez Ball

Rez Ball review, Native Americans tell their own inspirational sports story

Rez Ball is like a lot of other inspiring sport stories about teams that rise above their challenges and make it to the championship. The difference is this one is written, directed, and performed by an all Native cast, many

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Megan Stott in Penelope

Penelope review: a girl goes hiking and stays gone

Penelope is different. It’s the kind of different that makes you grateful that independent creators are still getting things made. Penelope was directed by Mel Eslyn who created and wrote it with Mark Duplass.

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Kôki and Palmi Kormákur in Touch

Touch review: slow and sweet Icelandic love story

Touch is a love story that covers continents and decades. It’s a sweet and heartwarming story, but slow moving and long. There are plenty of two hour movies out there that go by fast, but this one dragged. Nevertheless it

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Natasha Lyonne, Elizabeth Olsen, and Carrie Coon in His Three Daughters

His Three Daughters review: watching over the end of life

His Three Daughters is a master class in acting and character building with Natasha Lyonne, Elizabeth Olsen, and Carrie Coon playing three sisters. Written and directed by Azazel Jacobs, the film spends a few days with the sisters as they

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