Don’t Move – Review

DON’T MOVE is a tight, light-on-its-feet thriller that knows its stars tip to tail and weaponizes their strengths with an impressive efficiency.

A Family Affair – Review

These types of rom-coms are here for audiences to watch while sipping White Zin and thirsting over movie stars.

And me? I’m all outta White Zin.

Rebel Moon-Part 2: The Scargiver – Review

The first one was so bad I didn’t think I’d bother with this one. Time makes fools of us all … More

Rebel Moon-Part One: A Child of Fire – Review

I’m going to be a bit surprised if even the Cult of Snyderverse has any fondness for this one.

Maestro – Review

Music biopics are one of the most tiresome and obnoxious things plaguing our film slates. Formulaic, uninterested in anything beyond … More

May December – Review

Tricky to talk about grooming, isn’t it? It’s almost always blatant enough to call out but what happens if the … More

Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio – Review

It’s luscious, built out of silicone and metal wiring rather than the wood Pinocchio is said to be carved from, and there’s so much light and life in this world of horrors and sorrow that it’s hard not to feel joy at this kind of delight.

Persuasion – Review

While it took me a while to come around I’ve really grown to love Jane Austin. 2020’s Emma. was a … More

Fear Street Trilogy – Review

Few things have made me happier than the return of R.L. Stine to the pop culture zeitgeist (which in the … More

Bo Burnham: Inside – Review

Bo Burnham has always been an interesting figure. As a musical comedian that openly uses his songwriting talents to discuss … More