Best Trilogies of All Time Round One Match-Up! The Bat vs The Ducks!

Posted on October 27, 2014 by Michael Petrelli — Leave a reply

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‘FILTHY ANIMALS’ (2024) Superbly unhinged vigilante shit, and that’s a compliment.Liz Whittemore
‘Screams from the Tower’ (DWF NY 2024) A gay, coming-of-age story of friendship, fearlessness, and the future.Liz Whittemore
‘B!tch I’m Early (B.I.E.)’ (DWF NY 2024) Jeskid’s new short film takes on the absurdity of the rat race.Liz Whittemore
‘CANCHAS’ (DWF NY 2024) A poignant short and snapshot of our collective traumaLiz Whittemore
‘DOUBLE EXPOSURE’ (DWF NY 2024) Guilt, regret, time loss, and ghosts from the past.Liz Whittemore
‘PEAS AND CARROTS’ (DWF NY 2024) Evan Oppenheimer dishes out the laughs at the World Premiere of his latest film.Liz Whittemore
‘PERSONA’ (2024) A clever, chameleon nightmare.Liz Whittemore
‘YEAR 10’ (2024) A frightening glimpse into humanity’s darkness. What can we learn from this dialogue-less apocalyptic thriller?Liz Whittemore
‘GASBAG’ (DWF: NY 2024) A hilarious pilot that breaks the niche spaceLiz Whittemore
‘THE FIX’ (2024) A runaway train of complex storytelling and visual intrigue.Liz Whittemore

Review: ‘MERRY GOOD ENOUGH’ marries mental health and holiday hijinks in the most grounded fashionLiz Whittemore
Review: Based on a true story, Marvin Samel’s very personal ‘iMordecai’ boasts compelling performances from Judd Hirsch, Carol Kane, and Sean Astin.Liz Whittemore
Review: ‘American Cherry’ offers bold visual storytelling, but narration is less ripe.Sam Kronish

The Deliverance (2024) | Lee Daniels | Official Trailer | Netflix horror looks terrifyingLiz Whittemore
Tribeca 2023 Netflix documentary review: ‘TAKE CARE OF MAYA’ is one family’s fight for justice against a Munchausen syndrome by proxy allegation.Liz Whittemore
Netflix documentary review: ‘VICTIM/SUSPECT’ exposes rape culture from the inside out.Liz Whittemore

‘FILTHY ANIMALS’ (2024) Superbly unhinged vigilante shit, and that’s a compliment. December 10, 2024
‘PERSONA’ (2024) A clever, chameleon nightmare. December 4, 2024
‘YEAR 10’ (2024) A frightening glimpse into humanity’s darkness. What can we learn from this dialogue-less apocalyptic thriller? December 4, 2024

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