Led by an incredible performance from Riley Keough, The Lodge is a gorgeous, if often frustrating, horror thriller.
Theatrical Film Reviews
Joshua Brunsting
Joshua Reviews Albert Lewin’s Pandora And The Flying Dutchman [Theatrical Review]
Lewin's forgotten masterpiece is brought back to life thanks in no little part to a glorious new 4K restoration from Cohen Media.
Joshua Reviews Richard Stanley’s Color Out Of Space [Theatrical Review]
From cult director Richard Stanley comes this strangely engrossing adaptation of Lovecraft's legendary short story.
Joshua Reviews Jia Zhangke’s I Wish I Knew [Theatrical Review]
Making its theatrical debut stateside a decade after bowing at the Cannes Film Festival, Jia Zhangke's documentary is a masterpiece worthy of (re)discovery.
Joshua Reviews Bertrand Bonello’s Zombi Child [Theatrical Review]
The latest from director Bertrand Bonello is an evocative, thought-provoking look at colonialism and identity.
Quad Cinema Launches Bernard-Henri Lévy Retrospective; Two Films Debuting Theatrical In The US
The Quad Cinema launches a new retrospective on the documentaries of Bernard-Henri Lévy, beginning on January 10 with BHL in attendance on 1/17-18.
Joshua Reviews James Ivory’s The Europeans [Theatrical Review]
In honor of it's 40th Anniversary, The Europeans returns to the big screen in a gorgeous new restoration.
Joshua Reviews Jessica Hausner’s Little Joe [Theatrical Review]
Five years after her masterpiece Amour Fou, Jessica Hausner returns with her English-language debut, a haunting and icy cold thriller unlike anything you've ever seen.
Joshua Reviews Beniamino Barrese’s The Disappearance Of My Mother [Theatrical Review]
An intimate look into the life of his revolutionary mother, Barzini's first feature is one of 2019's best documentaries.
Joshua Reviews Michael Koresky, Jeff Reichert, And Farihah Zaman’s Feast Of The Epiphany [Theatrical Review]
The premiere film from Reverse Shot, this docu-fiction hybrid is a quiet, moving portrait of life, loss and food.
Joshua Reviews Matt Wolf’s Recorder: The Marion Stokes Project [Theatrical Review]
This new documentary looks at the life, and incredible video archive, of a woman who spent the last decades of her life collecting history as we collectively lived it.
Joshua Reviews Joan Micklin Silver’s A Fish In The Bathtub [Theatrical Review]
Joan Micklin Silver's rarely seen comedic gem is given new life thanks to a new restoration from Cohen Media Group.
Joshua Reviews David Charles Rodrigues’ Gay Chorus Deep South [Theatrical Review]
This new documentary looks at the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus as they take to the Bible Belt to not only perform, but hopefully change a few minds and even more hearts in the process.
Joshua Reviews Nadav Lapid’s Synonyms [Theatrical Review]
Driven by a towering lead performance, Synonyms is a potent and profound look at the intersection between toxic masculinity and nationalism.
Joshua Reviews Ed Perkins’ Tell Me Who I Am [Theatrical Review]
Ed Perkins returns with this engrossing tale of lost memory, family and grief through two twins caught in a web of lies and abuse.