Category: Reviews

  • Nope Review

    Jordan Peele’s Nope is a cinematic spectacle in the spirit of Spielberg’s Jaws, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, and Jurassic Park. Read More >

  • Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris Review

    Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris won’t make all of our problems go away, but it is a life-affirming romp that the world so desperately needs right now. Read More >

  • Thor: Love and Thunder Review

    Thor: Love and Thunder might not be Ragnarok, but it does solidify Waititi as the most fitting director for this character. Read More >

  • Marcel the Shell with Shoes On Review

    There’s one word to describe Marcel the Shell with Shoes On, and it’s “delightful.” Read More >

  • The Black Phone Review

    The past decade has brought us numerous movies and shows in the vein of Stephen King, most notably Stranger Things. The Black Phone perhaps comes the closest to replicating King’s best works of terror. Read More >

  • Elvis Review

    Elvis is at its best when it’s an Elvis movie. Read More >

  • Brian and Charles Review

    For a film that starts in such an innovative way, Brian and Charles settles for being another A.I. movie. Read More >

  • Jurassic World Dominion Review

    There’s enough in Jurassic World Dominion to hold your interest for two hours. That said, at 146 minutes, the film is about 25 minutes too long Read More >

  • Crimes of the Future Review

    Crimes of the Future has Cronenberg’s surreal stamp, but it lacks interesting enough characters and ideas to justify its sluggish pace or underwhelming resolution. Read More >

  • The Impact Review

    The Impact is more than just an innovative experiment, however. It’s a sometimes poignant and sometimes darkly humorous slice of life movie about the end of all life. Read More >