Author: Nick Spake
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Sentimental Value Review
The characters in Sentimental Value are fictional. The writing is so honest and the casting is so spot-on, though, that it feels like we’re watching an autobiographical film. Read More >
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Rental Family Review
Rental Family might not be groundbreaking cinema, but it is a wonderful film. Read More >
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The Running Man Review
This Running Man has a personality, although it’s not as gleefully over-the-top as its predecessor. Read More >
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Die My Love Review
A movie where Edward Cullen and Katniss Everdeen have a baby would be a much bigger deal if Die My Love came out in 2012. Read More >
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Christy Review
Christy ultimately plays it safe with conventional biopic tropes and straightforward direction, ending with a shrug rather than a knockout. Read More >
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Predator: Badlands Review
Where Prey was stripped down to the franchise’s primal nature, Badlands has the most sprawling scope of any Predator movie to date. Read More >
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Nuremberg Review
Crowe’s miscasting may hold Nuremberg back from greatness, but it’s hard to find fault in the rest of the ensemble or director James Vanderbilt’s screenplay. Read More >
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Bugonia Review
Bugonia is an uproarious, heart-pounding, and wicked exploration of a species’ sad decline. Read More >
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Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc Review
Similar to the Chainsaw Man, the show was a bizarre hodgepodge, mixing devil-hunting action with humor and body horror. Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc is all of the above, but it also works in more romance. Read More >
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