Endless Review: A Surprising Teen Drama That Tackles Grief In A Meaningful, Heartbreaking Manner
Endless owes a bit of a creative debt to both Ghost and Twilight. As much as Endless feels like it had elements of tone and...
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She Dies Tomorrow Review: Anxiety Inducing Horror Is Timely, But Ultimately Unsatisfying
Lack of character development makes it difficult to invest in She Dies Tomorrow. Although She Dies Tomorrow features instances of effective horror, it’s difficult to...
The Secret Garden Review: A Pretty Place To Escape, But I Wouldn’t Stop And Smell The Roses
For stories such as Little Women, Emma or Alice in Wonderland, there is a certain expectation among audiences for modern retellings with the arrival of...
The Tax Collector Review: David Ayer Returns To Familiar Ground With A Compelling Crime Thriller
Writer/director David Ayer is one of those filmmakers who works with a distinct and unique signature. Stories of the criminal element, as well as the...
HBO Max’s An American Pickle Review: Seth Rogen Delivers Two Great Performances In A Howlingly Funny Comedy
In the last twenty-plus years, few filmmakers have accomplished as much as Seth Rogen. Following his start as a teen actor on two excellent cancelled-too-soon...
Hulu’s Palm Springs Review: Chemistry Carries Andy Samberg’s High-Concept Comedy
But in a way that movies once were described as “Die Hard on a fill in the blank,” certain films now fall under the umbrella...
Apple TV+’s Greyhound Review: Not So Much A Movie As A Series Of Battle Scenes
It’s so brisk, in fact, that this is actually a rare modern Hollywood film that clocks in at about 80 minutes when its end credits...
Netflix’s The Old Guard Review: Kick-Ass Action Meets Cool Mythology
Scripted by Greg Rucka, the writer of the comic from which The Old Guard is adapted, the film begins introducing us to Andy (Charlize Theron),...
Disney+’s Hamilton Review: Fans Of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Masterpiece Will Be Satisfied
Because the show, against all odds, lives up to its hype. Breaking news, I know. But I’m cynical in nature, and in the back of...
My Spy Review: Not As Bad As It Could Be, But Also Not Good
A dangerous international criminal named Marquez (Greg Bryk) is on the hunt for nuclear weapon plans after acquiring plutonium from the deal that JJ botched,...