Reviews

The Super Mario Bros. Movie feels like a video game speedrun. It’s so fast, it’s only fitting to keep this […]

So I planned on dedicating my March review to Scream 6. After last year’s entry was a fantastic surprise, 6 […]

Bad B(ear) Movies are back!  The family of Zoological Horror-Thrillers that feature a big bad bear is most notably composed […]

It’s the first week of 2023 and we’re kicking off what should be another great year for the medium with […]

Michael Bay is back and he’s here to Americanize a 2005 Danish film of the same name, in true Hollywood […]

Everything Everywhere All at Once is a mind blowing multiverse spectacle. You only thought Swiss Army Man was bonkers. Dan […]

Thanks to the University of Pitt’s discovery of Jacaranda Joe in their Archive, I was able to attend their virtual […]

Without getting too sappy, lately I’ve found myself in a terrible life rut, uninterested in practically anything and for some […]

**Major Spoilers Ahead*** It’s been a long 3 years since its initial announcement but Matt Reeves The Batman starring Robert […]

“It’s him isn’t it. Laytherfayce” ***Spoilers Ahead*** Texas Chainsaw Massacre is hilariously bad-ass. It’s poorly written, badly acted, lacks any […]

The big hitter of Valentines Day-Week 2022 has arrived. Apparently adapted from a Graphic Novel by Bobby Crosby, Kat Coiro’s […]

Two Rom-Coms hit the streaming world in what could be considered their Super Bowl of release windows: Valentines Day Week. […]

“Hey Kimi. Play Sabotage.” Each year or so it feels like a new Steven Soderbergh movie comes out of nowhere […]

“Is he a man or beast”…..or is he geek? Nightmare Alley is holy mesmerizing shit!!! Its addictive, deceptive neo-noir for […]

For what’s it’s worth: ***Spoilers Ahead*** Roland Emmerich’s latest blockbuster Moonfall is an astronomical science fiction disaster on so many […]

The Fallout reaches deep into the acute trauma caused by school mass shootings and the extensive road to recovery that […]

Flee is an incredibly touching movie. It’s got some of the most inventive animation documentary filmmaking with heartbreaking, crushingly real […]

If you come across The Requin wherever you may be, you’ll see the decent looking poster with the shark plastered […]

The filmmaking duo of Aaron Moorhead and Justin Benson didn’t let the current pandemic stop them from making the latest […]

John Patton Ford’s Emily the Criminal marks the debut of his first feature film and it couldn’t have come at […]

Mother Nature meets motherhood in The Cow Who Sang a Song Into the Future, a captivating story of damaged environments, […]

Sundance 2022 Film #1 Mariama Diallo’s feature length directorial debut, Master, is a never ending psychological thriller of racism and […]

The Worst Person in the World is easily one of the worlds best movies of 2021.  It’s my personal favorite […]

“You Sick F***s, you’ve seen one too many movies”df9f00 Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett’s Scream is the franchise’s meta Legacy […]

William Shakespeare’s Macbeth has been adapted to the screen many times before and a few top tier directors can claim […]

David Bruckner’s Bruckner’s The Night House is a haunting reencounter with depression. At the center of The Night House is […]

Tsai Ming-liang’s Days captures urban loneliness via a keenly minimalist lens. I must first confess that I haven’t seen any […]

The newest addition to the Disney Animation Studios library, Encanto, is a vibrant musical, unlike any that’s come before it. […]

It didn’t take long for Jon Watt’s Spider-Man: No Way Home to become 2021s highest grossing movie. There’s plenty of […]

Last year’s Sundance saw the premiere of Isabel Bethencourt and Parker Hills Cusp. Deep in the heart of Texas in a […]

For the most part, I had fun watching Destin Daniel Crettons Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. Such […]

Christmas. …Again?! Is Disney Channel’s latest original movie and it’s their Christmas present to the world this year.  When change […]

Michael Mayer’s Single All the Way is Netflix’s latest run of the mill Christmas movie. It’s a product of the […]

It surprisingly feels like many people haven’t seen Camille Griffins Silent Night.  It’s not anything great but it feels like […]

Kenneth Branaughs Belfast is his love letter to those that stayed, those that left and those that were lost in […]

Anders Thomas Jensens Riders of Justice is a vengefully misguided but cathartic examination of grief. Between the bookending of two […]

Valdimar Johannsson’s debut feature, Lamb, is a chilling Icelandic tale. Starring Noomi Rapace and Hilmir Snaer Guonason, this reserved couple live […]

Pablo Larrain’s fable from a true tragedy is probably the most dreadfully suffocating Christmas movie in existence. The year is 1991 […]

Black Friday…no not the annual retail gimmick…the new horror comedy based on said gimmick…is NUTS. I had a fun time […]

Edgar Wright’s Last Night in Soho is a psychologically transcendent nightmare. A young aspiring fashion designer named Eloise, played by Thomasin […]

Zola is seductive cinema. I don’t remember a single one of the infamous Zola tweets in detail but I remember the […]

Nicole Reigels Holler is a cold desperate little movie. Written and directed by Reigel, her directorial debut, and adapted from her […]

Matt Angel and Suzanne Cootes Hypnotic is not very good. There’s no other way to put it. Its more nauseating than […]

I like Jim Cummings The Beta Test a lot. More than Thunder Road but not as much as The Wolf […]

Aside from Jane Campions The Power of the Dog, you won’t find a better Western than Jeymes Samuels The Harder […]

A Quiet Place Part II is one of those films in the Covid-19 Canon, a group of films that were […]

So i’m not really sure what I was expecting but whatever The Ice Road is….wasn’t it. I’ll start with the lone […]

I had fairy high hopes for this one. A Coppola at the helm, a trio of young actors at various […]

Sometimes you just want to put something on and be entertained for an hour or two. No indecisive and extensive […]