Christopher Abbott

'Bring Them Down' Will Bring You Down — in the Best Way
Directed by Christopher Andrews
PUBLISHED Feb 5, 2025
Some people go to the movies to be whisked away by romance, others for laughter, many for an adrenaline rush. Me though, I like having my...
'Wolf Man' Is a Sheep in Wolf's Clothing
Directed by Leigh Whannell
PUBLISHED Jan 17, 2025
Sitting through Leigh Whannell's 'Wolf Man,' I was reminded constantly of Philip Barkin's snarky, forthright poem "This Be the Verse." "They...
'Kraven the Hunter' Is Cravin' to Be Put Out of Its Misery
Directed by J.C. Chandor
PUBLISHED Dec 13, 2024
Sony's Spider-Man Villain Spin-Off Universe (or as Sony likes to call it, "Sony's Spider-Man Universe") has been a disaster, a series of ba...
'The Crowded Room' Is Empty
Created by Akiva Goldsman
PUBLISHED Jun 7, 2023
The epitome of meekness, Danny Sullivan (Tom Holland) is in dire need of an identity. Instead, he's moulded to a violent, destructive degre...
Whistler Film Festival 2022: 'Sanctuary' Has a Fresh Take on Psychological Thrills
Directed by Zachary Wigon
PUBLISHED Dec 5, 2022
From the moment Rebecca (Margaret Qualley) knocks on Hal Porterfield's (Christopher Abbott) door, there's an off-kilter uncertainty in the...
Sundance Review: 'On the Count of Three' Is a Dark Suicide Comedy That Can't Find the Right Tone
Directed by Jerrod Carmichael
PUBLISHED Feb 1, 2021
The way we talk about suicide as a society is evolving, and it absolutely should, as more people understand the real-life impacts of rhetor...
Owen Pallett Is Scoring Jerrod Carmichael's 'On the Count of Three'
PUBLISHED Jan 5, 2021
Jerrod Carmichael's On the Count of Three will make its world premiere at the 2021 Sundance Film Festival, and it's now been revealed that...
Aubrey Plaza Is at Her Cryptic Best in 'Black Bear'
Directed by Lawrence Michael Levine
PUBLISHED Dec 2, 2020
At the beginning of Lawrence Michael Levine's Black Bear, Blair (Sarah Gadon) and Gabe (Christopher Abbott) sit outside their colossal lake...