Movies/TV Reviews

Bob Odenkirk sheds his Saul Goodman persona for a form-fitting John Wick number in this over-the-top revenge flick. Nobody is definitely not high cinema, but it's a fun way to spend an hour and a half.

Stellar performances coupled with what we know of dementia make The Father extremely believable, and an almost freighting experience.

WandaVision is an incredible series for Disney’s first entry into the Marvel TV series library, which had already established a high bar.

In the Heights is everything you could ask for from a broadway musical to the big screen. In theaters June 11th, 2021.

There’s really nothing bad to say about Summer of Soul. The original crew did an incredible job with their cinematography, and the remastered footage looks amazing for its age. It provides a good time with great musical performances while also weaving in enough historical context to demonstrate that the Harlem Cultural Festival of 1969 was as much about a cultural movement as it was a celebration of music. Sit back and enjoy this one.

The Suicide Squad is DC's finest addition to their Expanded Universe by far. James Gunn serves up an action-packed spectacle filled with raucous humor and a touch of heart that only he can deliver. The must-see summer film.

"Spider-Man: No Way Home" has proven to live up to the massive hype, delivering something old and something new to fans of all ages...

Paul Thomas Anderson's latest film is already lighting up awards season. Find out just how good it is in our Licorice Pizza review.

Check out our review of 'Everything Everywhere All At Once', written and directed by Daniels, starring Michelle Yeoh.

Cord Jefferson is not a household name, but he should be. He's a writer/director on the rise. Find out more with our review of his latest film, American Fiction.