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Colin Biggs
Featured Critic
In addition to ThatShelf, Colin Biggs' bylines appear in Birth.Movies.Death, Little White Lies, Film School Rejects, ScreenCrush, and formerly at Movie Mezzanine. He is also a member of the Las Vegas Film Critics Society, and is more than likely in line for a movie right now.Articles by Colin Biggs:
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December 13, 2019
Richard Jewell ReviewPaul Walter Hauser is great as the titular Richard Jewell, but how does Clint Eastwood’s film do in telling his story?
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December 6, 2019
Marriage Story ReviewYou don’t have to be divorced to understand Noah Baumbach’s Marriage Story . If you’ve ever loved anyone at all, the film will hit you on multiple levels.
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October 31, 2019
The Kill Team ReviewA young American soldier serving in Afghanistan faces a moral dilemma after he’s disturbed by his commanding officer’s behaviour.
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October 24, 2019
Dolemite Is My Name ReviewDolemite Is My Name is a welcome reminder that the manic energy and masterful comic timing that made Eddie Murphy a superstar isn’t gone.
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September 30, 2019
The Curse of Buckout Road ReviewWelcome to Buckout Road, a two-mile stretch of asphalt that’s been dubbed the “Most Haunted Road in America.” This little stretch of road in upstate New York has inspired countless urban legends, but no one in Westchester really believed any of the tales until now.
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August 30, 2019
Luce ReviewNeed a break from summer blockbusters? Director Julius Onah’s Luce is a showcase of empathy and debate that you don’t see much on the big screen anymore.
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August 30, 2019
It: Chapter Two – Nostalgia and Reconnection by Way of Stephen KingYou can’t go home again. Or can you? A look at friendship, nostalgia, and reconnecting with old pals through the lens of It: Chapter 2.
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August 23, 2019
Angel Has Fallen ReviewGerard Butler can walk out of the third ‘Fallen’ film Angel Has Fallen with his head held high. It is a vast improvement over London Has Fallen and should serve as the series finale. Give Mike Banning a break!
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August 2, 2019
David Crosby: Remember My Name ReviewA.J. Eaton’s new doc David Crosby: Remember My Name is no hagiography. The rock legend doesn’t let himself off the hook and brings new meaning to the expression warts and all.
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June 11, 2019
American Woman ReviewSienna Miller has rarely been given the chance to shine in her own lead role, but in American Woman she offers, perhaps, the best work of her career.
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April 12, 2019
Stockholm ReviewA wild bank robbery kicks off the absurd but true story based on the bank heist and hostage crisis that took place in Stockholm in 1973 in director Robert Budreau’s latest film with Ethan Hawke.
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March 21, 2019
Dragged Across Concrete ReviewDirector S. Craig Zahler is provoking the audience by choosing Mel Gibson to play a racist cop, but is there anything more than trolling to Dragged Across Concrete ?
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January 24, 2019
Stan & Ollie ReviewStan & Ollie succeeds as a tribute to a pair of undeniable screen legends who deserved better.
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