THE RULE OF JENNY PEN masks horror behind the laughter of a madman
by Kimberly L., Staff Writer
Movies that can transpose a new discomfort onto already uneasy settings become instantly memorable, and The Rule of Jenny Pen is an extreme example.
CONCLAVE tarnishes its measured approach with a rushed, busy, final act
by Ryan Silberstein, Managing Editor, Red Herring
After a steady, thoughtful first two acts, Conclave takes its focus off the characters and the ideologies at play within the Sistine Chapel, an error compounded by the rushed nature of the film’s final twist.