‘MASS’ Review | Not Just Thoughts and Prayers
Mass shootings are a problem in America. Find out if Fran Kranz's emotional look into the heart of the problem works, in our review of Mass.
‘THE BLAZING WORLD’ Review | Beautifully Crafted Surrealist Horror with Purpose
Dive into the world of the surreal in our review of The Blazing World, actor and director Carlson Young's feature film debut.
‘NO TIME TO DIE’ Review | For Bond Fans Only
Daniel Craig's time with James Bond comes to an end. Find out if it's a proper farewell in our No Time to Die review.
‘THE MANY SAINTS OF NEWARK’ Review | The Sopranos are Back
Fans of The Sopranos rejoice, the New Jersey mafia is back! Find out how well they're doing in our review of The Many Saints of Newark.
‘VENOM: LET THERE BE CARNAGE’ Review | A Comic Book Sequel for Comic Book...
Venom: Let There Be Carnage is a notable improvement to its predecessor and will likely thrill genre enthusiasts. However, it’s unlikely to appeal to anyone else.
‘STAR WARS: VISIONS’ Review | Solid Stories for a Mixed Audience
Star Wars: Visions is a fun distraction while fans wait for The Book of Boba Fett, season three of The Mandalorian, and the other Disney Plus shows in the pipeline.
‘MY NAME IS PAULI MURRAY’ Review | An Inspiring Story Clumsily Told
Pauli Murray is a great person in history, but does this film convey that well? Find out in our full review of My Name is Pauli Murray.
‘THE SAVIOR FOR SALE’ Movie Review | A Detailed Analysis of Deceit
The Savior for Sale is an astounding look at the art world. The fact that one painting could drive so many people, with unfettered enthusiasm, into a frenzy shows that a good narrative is really all it takes.
‘COPSHOP’ Review | Butler is Back
Copshop is a film that will keep you entertained for the nearly two hour runtime, but you’ll forget most of what you watched by the next day.
‘BLUE BAYOU’ Review | Dreamers in Danger
The US government poorly polices immigrants who are here legally. Find out just how poorly that works out in our Blue Bayou review.
