Category: Reviews

  • 10 Cloverfield Lane – Review

    You won’t find any spoilers in this review, as 10 Cloverfield Lane is such a fun movie to watch unfold. Read More >

  • Secret in Their Eyes – Review

    To justify this remake, something creative needed to be done with the source material, but that simply isn’t the case… Read More >

  • The Forest – Review

    Zada presents this tale in all too generic fashion, drifting carelessly away from any sense of innovation. Read More >

  • A Bigger Splash – Review

    A Bigger Splash has a certain Hitchcockian way about it: wickedly sensual and enrapturing, while devilishly dark and suspenseful in parts… Read More >

  • Backtrack – Review

    All too unsubtle in its execution and the message it’s trying to portray. Read More >

  • Lost in Karastan – Review

    Movies about making movies; in many ways, they’re essential. Sunset Boulevard, The Player, All About Eve, 8½ – perhaps filmmakers create them in order to understand their own lunacy. And perhaps audiences lap them up, because they understand – deep down – reality and fiction aren’t actually that far apart, and nothing exposes that line more… Read More >

  • Solace – Review

    “A better filmmaker could evoke such feelings of discomfort without the need to be so graphic and overstated in their approach.” Read More >

  • Paper Towns – Review

    Carried by strong performances, an engaging mystery, a refreshing sense of humor, and honesty, Paper Towns is another strong entry to the new age coming of age genre. Read More >

  • Irrational Man – Review

    “Irrational Man may not be a great Wooden Allen picture, but it an entertaining little footnote in his illustrious career.” Read More >

  • 51 Degrees North – Review

    As you read this, an asteroid is heading for Earth. Somewhere out there in the blackness of the cosmos, a miles-long slab of primordial rock is hurtling at thousands of miles an hour toward our tiny blue planet, threatening to destroy life as we know it in a few moments after impact. This sounds terrifying… Read More >