Author: Nick Spake
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7500 Review
Airplanes are inherently claustrophobic settings, but 7500 ups the paranoia by restricting our main character to the cockpit. Read More >
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The Hunt Review
The Hunt is a bloody good time that taps into the zeitgeist while also tapping into our lust for over-the-top mayhem. Read More >
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The Way Back Review
Whether it was intentional or not, The Way Back is an eerie reflection of Affleck’s highs and lows, both as an entertainer and as a person. Read More >
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The Invisible Man Review
Coming off the disappointment of Universal’s Dark Universe, The Invisible Man is a most welcome addition to the modern horror renaissance, as well as one of the year’s most pleasant surprises. Read More >
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The Call of the Wild Review
For a film that largely exists within computers, The Call of the Wild succeeds in immersing its audience in nature. Read More >
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The Photograph Review
The Photograph is a bit like a Nicholas Sparks movie, but less reliant on cheap melodrama. Read More >
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Sonic the Hedgehog Review
Sonic the Hedgehog is an occasionally enjoyable 90s throwback, but it’s mostly too little, too late. Read More >
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Birds of Prey Review
Birds of Prey is not only the Harley Quinn movie we’ve been waiting for, but also the one we didn’t know we wanted Read More >
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The Rhythm Section Review
How ironic that a film called The Rhythm Section would be so off-beat. Read More >
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The Gentlemen Review
The Gentlemen thankfully doesn’t feel like another studio-driven production that Ritchie just so happened to direct. It’s a pure Guy Ritchie movie in terms of dialogue, style, and performances Read More >
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