Category: Reviews

  • Split Review

    There’s no denying there is a great film in here, it just needs a more delicate touch when it’s being told. Read More >

  • Jackie Review

    It’s with some surprise that this is the first time on screen that we have seen any kind of portrayal of the life of Jackie Kennedy Onassis, the wife of legendary President John F. Kennedy. Her life was as fascinating as any of the first ladies seen in US history (perhaps one the most popular)… Read More >

  • The Bye Bye Man Review

    Well it’s January, which means we’re bound to get at least one lackluster horror flick that wasn’t good enough for an October release. And wouldn’t you know it, The Bye Bye Man perfectly fits the bill. Read More >

  • Live by Night Review

    While Live by Night has all the right tools to make a great gangster epic, Affleck borrows from too many other films. Read More >

  • Silence Review

    Silence not only inspires us to stand by our personal beliefs, but it also encourages us to not force those beliefs on others. Read More >

  • 20th Century Women Review

    20th Century Women is an incredibly relatable film about a significant transitional period in our society. Read More >

  • Why Him? Review

    As far as recent holiday movies go, Why Him? has more laughs than Almost Christmas and more heart than Bad Santa 2. Read More >

  • Fences Review

    Fences can only be described as a powerhouse of emotion, working so much passion under one roof. Read More >

  • Patriots Day Review

    April 15th, 2013. Another event that changed America occurred at the yearly Boston Marathon where six people were killed and hundreds more injured as two bombs, seconds apart, ripped through the crowds and runners at the finish line of the historic sports event. Such was the heroism and community solidarity that it was inevitable it… Read More >

  • Assassin’s Creed Review

    Assassin’s Creed is game over on arrival. Read More >