SXSW Review: Still Working 9 to 5
We’re at SXSW…virtually! This year’s event is a hybrid, and while we’re watching movies online we’re bringing you coverage of the best film ...
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Movies
Review: Jujutsu Kaisen 0
Prequels are a funny thing, aren’t they? I’ve always been fascinated by them as a concept since they exist in this weird space. ...
Movies
SXSW Review: The Art of Making It
We’re at SXSW…virtually! This year’s event is a hybrid, and while we’re watching movies online we’re bringing you coverage of the best film ...
Movies
Review: After Yang
Kogonada’s latest release After Yang is an emotional film about the bonds we call family. The movie emanates the warmth and tenderness of ...
Movies
Review: Turning Red
Two months ago, I was furious with Disney over shoving Turning Red onto Disney+ with a theatrical release. Here was an original movie, not ...
Review: The Batman
DC Comics is obsessed with Batman. This shouldn’t be a major surprise to anyone familiar with the company and their publishing line. Batman ...
Features
Review: Fistful of Vengeance
I remember browsing Netflix a few years ago in a semi-sleepy state one night looking for something to watch when I stumbled upon ...
Movies
Review: Studio 666
Horror and hard rock go together well. Like peanut butter and jelly, the two complement each other and serve to enhance one another ...
Movies
Review: Dog
My curse to review any and all dog movies that make their way to theaters continues. Have you ever looked back at a ...
Featured
Review: The Worst Person in the World
Tuesday evening my roommate and I drove to Washington D.C., the nearest city to us playing Joachim Trier’s The Worst Person in the ...
Review: Uncharted
Video game adaptations have had a hard road in the past. The beginning of video game adaptations saw some awful, atrocious efforts like ...
Movies
Review: Kimi
We all know that Covid has changed the film industry to its core. That shouldn’t be a surprise given the increased prominence of ...