Author: Nick Spake
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Deadpool & Wolverine Review
This third entry in the Deadpool series – the first R-rated MCU film – delivers virtually everything fans desire: meta humor, gruesome violence, cameos galore, needle drops that’ll leave you racing to buy the soundtrack, and razor-sharp chemistry between the leads. Read More >
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Twisters Review
Twisters functions well enough as a fun throwback that’s familiar, but doesn’t over-rely on nostalgia. Read More >
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Touch Review
Touch might not have the same impact as Past Lives, but it will leave you touched. Read More >
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Fly Me to the Moon Review
With the sentiment of a classic romcom and the production values of a 21st-century blockbuster, Fly Me to the Moon is a crowd-pleaser for any generation. Read More >
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MaXXXine Review
MaXXXine further proves that Goth is a star, even if the film ranks third in this trilogy. Read More >
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Despicable Me 4 Review
While the story is a missed opportunity, Despicable Me 4 is essentially another exclusive to tell jokes, most of which do land. Read More >
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A Quiet Place: Day One Review
As different as Sarnoski’s two films are, a shadow of loss looms over Pig and A Quiet Place: Day One. Read More >
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Kinds of Kindness Review
As a whole, Kinds of Kindness is always intriguing and just satisfying enough. Read More >
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The Bikeriders Review
Somewhere between Marlon Brando in The Wild One and Charlie Hunnam in Sons of Anarchy, you have Austin Butler in The Bikeriders. Read More >
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