All posts tagged "Mystery"
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THE FOX (“Die Fuchsin”) – TV Review
The title of this German television series refers neither to the critter hunted by British aristos, nor the...
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THE VAST OF NIGHT – Review
A 1950s black-and-white television in a living room typical of the era plays the intro to a “Twilight...
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I THINK WE’RE ALONE NOW – Review
Peter Dinklage plays a man who has made a comfortable life alone in a post-apocalyptic world where he...
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A SIMPLE FAVOR – Review
Allright movie fans, it’s still fairly warm outside, so why not enjoy a bit of escapist fun before...
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THE TESTAMENT – JFF 2018 Review
St. Louis Jewish Film Festival Plaza Frontenac Cinema Tuesday, June 5 at 7pm Austria/Israel – In English, German...
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MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS – Review
MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS, Kenneth Branagh’s new film adaptation of the classic Agatha Christie mystery, offers a...
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WONDERSTRUCK – Review
WONDERSTRUCK is a beautiful clockwork creation filled with intricate, delicate details, but a film where the parts are...
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SLIFF 2017 Review – THE TESTAMENT
THE TESTAMENT will screen at Plaza Frontenac Cinema (Lindbergh Blvd. and Clayton Rd, Frontenac, MO 63131) as part...
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LOVING VINCENT – Review
The strikingly beautiful animated film LOVING VINCENT is described as “the world’s first fully oil painted feature film.”...
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THE SNOWMAN – Review
Director Tomas Alfredson helmed a pair of outstanding films, the gripping ground-breaking Swedish vampire film LET THE RIGHT...
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PAST LIFE – St. Louis Jewish Film Festival Review
Tuesday, June 6, at 1 PM, Plaza Frontenac Cinema Israel; in Hebrew, English, German, and Polish with English...
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JULIETA – Review
2016 certainly turned out to be a good year for films, particularly dramas, and JULETA is one...
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BACKTRACK Review
“Nothing haunts like the past.” It’s a catchy tag line that attempts to sum up writer and director...
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OCULUS – The Review
Scaring people has become a lucrative business over the years and decades since Hollywood first embraced the concept...
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HAPPY CAMP – The Review
I am reminded of growing up in the late-80s, watching Unsolved Mysteries on prime-time television. Intrigued by commercials...
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Tribeca 2012 Review: RESOLUTION
Whichever distributor picks this film up is going to have a hell of a time figuring out the...
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THE ADVENTURES OF TINTIN – The Review
Motion capture animation and 3D appear to be the rising stars of cinema technology, both of which have...
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SHERLOCK HOLMES: A GAME OF SHADOWS – The Review
Mystery fans rejoice, the world’s greatest detective returns in SHERLOCK HOLMES: A GAME OF SHADOWS, to be referred...
