Review: Sinners
Ryan Coogler is a director whom you can trust. It’s not often that you see a director with a filmography that you can ...
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Review: Drop
I remember watching the trailer for Drop back at New York Comic Con last year, then seeing Jason Blum, Christopher Landon (the film’s ...
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Review: A Minecraft Movie
I don’t think I need to try to explain to you, dear reader, what Minecraft is. You may not know exactly what it is, but ...
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Review: Death of a Unicorn
Folklore is interesting to dissect. Whenever a film tries to examine a foreign culture, no matter where in the world it comes from, ...
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Review: The Electric State
Movies cost a lot of money to make. That should come as no surprise to anyone who enjoys the medium, but sometimes a ...
Review: The Day The Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie
Warner Bros. just seems to hate Looney Tunes. For the past two years, Warner Bros. has been slashing its catalog of classic and ...
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Review: The Monkey
In the first five minutes of The Monkey, a toy monkey causes a man’s organs to be ripped from his stomach with a harpoon ...
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Review: Companion
People may forget it, but horror and comedy go well together. Like peanut butter and chocolate, while you wouldn’t think of pairing the ...
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Review: Presence
After the glut of amazing horror movies that came out in 2024, you’ll forgive me for being a little bit cautious of Presence. I ...
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Review: The Brutalist
The Brutalist, at least for me, was a movie that came out of nowhere. While it’s been an inescapable presence this awards season, ...
Review: Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl
I have vague recollections of the three Wallace & Gromit shorts that were released in the late 80s and early 90s. I definitely remember watching ...
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Review: Babygirl
There are certain genres of film I like to consider myself an expert on. I love to look at all of the latest ...