Film

The Legend of Hei II is a masterful sequel that builds on the foundation of the original even as our main two characters are separated.

The History of Sound is a slow, sonorous trod through the woods between two lovers, literally and emotionally, as they record folk songs together.

As a feature debut, Obsession shows Barker knows exactly how to make his audience squirm, and delivers hope for a promising future in horror.

To enter Sirat’s dominion is to enter a cinematic trance so engulfing that we become one with its oppressively gorgeous desertscape.

A Useful Ghost is more than its comedic-enriched premise. An underlying social commentary emerges that will stand the test of time.

Unfolding at a leisurely pace, The Secret Agent eschews conventions to manifest as a living, breathing cinematic novel.

Though Exit 8 struggles to sustain its atmospheric highs, becoming less interesting with each loop, it survives as a daring genre exercise.

While the story drags on too long, its pacing can’t overpower the utter sweetness and simplicity of teenage love in Love Untangled.

Caught Stealing blends pulse-pounding thriller, black comedy, and an exploration of guilt into a mixture that works far better than it should.

Honey O’Donahue stumbles into a criminal conspiracy involving a manipulative pastor in the geniusly subversive Ethan Coen film Honey Don’t.