The Daytrippers Review: Greg Mottola Indie Darling Falls Just Shy of Being a Great Early Career Movie
The Daytrippers is a charming indie film that follows a dysfunctional family as they embark on a day trip to […]
Scream Review: A Classic Horror Film with Clever Meta-Humor and Suspenseful Editing
Scream is a classic horror movie that continues to captivate audiences to this day. Directed by Wes Craven and released […]
Rocky Review: The Classic Boxing Tale
Rocky is a timeless classic that has become an iconic piece of American cinema. Released in 1976, this sports drama […]
Spoiler Alert Review: A Caring Romantic Comedy That Doubles as a Cancer Drama
Make sure to have a box of tissues next to you if you decide to seek out Spoiler Alert at […]
Creed II Review: The Boxing Franchise Keeps Chugging Along
The moment Ryan Coogler’s 2015 Rocky reboot, Creed, hit theaters, it was clear the stakes were raised for the second […]
Something in the Dirt Review: Paranoia Runs Deep in Aaron Moorhead and Justin Benson’s New COVID Thriller
Something in the Dirt is surely going to be a polarizing movie for anyone that seeks it out. It’s always […]
Creed Review: Ryan Coogler and Michael B. Jordan Set a New Standard for Boxing Movies
I’m not sure anyone expected Creed to translate so well to the big screen decades after the original Rocky movie […]
We Have a Ghost Review: Netflix Continues to Be Their Own Worst Enemy
It’s not too late for Netflix and other streaming giants to dump their less-than-desirable projects before the big summer swing. […]
Cocaine Bear Review: The Bear Does Cocaine
The bear did cocaine. There’s honestly not much more that you need to know before heading into Elizabeth Banks’ Cocaine […]
EO Review: Good Donkey and Good Film
The Oscar for most heartwarmingly sweet animal in a motion picture goes to: EO. The donkey that carries Jerzy Skolimowski’s […]
When You Finish Saving The World Review: Jesse Eisenberg Carves Out His Own Unique Voice After Just One Film
A24 continues to push for new voices and perspectives behind their releases. Although Jesse Eisenberg may be a seasoned veteran […]
Sharper Review: Julianne Moore and Sebastian Stan Lead a Zany, Twisty Thriller on Apple TV+
Sharper is the newest original to land on Apple TV+, which at this point has become a service I’ll generally […]
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania Review: Kang the Conqueror Keeps Latest Marvel Film Afloat
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania serves as a critical turning point in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The movie simultaneously introduces […]
Ant-Man and the Wasp Review: Paul Rudd Marvel Sequel Capitalizes on the Best Aspects of the First Installment
Peyton Reed returns to the director’s chair for Ant-Man and the Wasp – a sequel that largely works because of […]
Ant-Man Review: Paul Rudd and Peyton Reed Attempt to Reduce Marvel’s Scale and Intergalactic Reach
It’s been almost a decade since Peyton Reed’s Ant-Man first hit theaters (just typing that made me want to take […]
Infinity Pool Review: Alexander Skarsgård and Mia Goth Shine, but Brandon Cronenberg’s Script Leaves a Lot to Be Desired
There are some real highlights in Brandon Cronenberg‘s newest art house horror movie, mainly the chemistry between Alexander Skarsgard and […]
Magic Mike’s Last Dance Review: Steven Soderbergh Concocts One Last Ride for Channing Tatum
Channing Tatum suits up and strips down (possibly) one last time as struggling stripper Mike Lane in Magic Mike’s Last […]
Devotion Review: Jonathan Majors and Glen Powell Attempt to Elevate ‘Top Gun’ Period Piece
Jonathan Majors has to do much of the heavy lifting in Devotion – a film attempting to comment on much […]
Bones and All Review: Luca Guadagnino Meets Horror in a Whole New Way
Although it may seem like an idea and concept that would never work, Luca Guadagnino pulls off another incredibly unique […]
Empire of Light Review: Sam Mendes Newest Film May Be Beautiful, but Its Void of Any Emotion
I can’t say critical reviews were glowing for Sam Mendes’ latest project Empire of Light coming out of the festival […]
80 for Brady Review: Tom Brady Comedy Is Exactly What You Expect
Hahaha. Yeah, I went and saw “80 for Brady.” I never thought I’d be saying (or typing) this, but let’s […]