Ad Astra | Crazed Gorillas in Space
Interstellar made people think, while also offering some fun action sequences that fit well with the story. Ad Astra seemingly tries to imitate Interstellar, only without the finesse to do it correctly.
The Goldfinch Review | A Broken Puzzle for a New Audience
The Goldfinch film makes a valiant attempt at condensing the novel into just shy of two and a half hours, but it just doesn’t hit the mark.
It Chapter Two | Fun Scares And Closure Make For A Satisfying Conclusion
I consider It Chapter Two one of the best Stephen King adaptations so far and I don’t base that on how scary the movie is. I base it on how well the story was executed.
The Boys | Review (Spoilers)
The Boys, an Amazon Prime Original show from Eric Kripke, Seth Rogen, and Evan Goldberg is an instant hit from start to finish.
Official Secrets | Movie Review
As it stands, Official Secrets is a solid film with wonderful acting on display, but it falls just a bit short of greatness.
READY OR NOT | A Fun Reception That Needed More Thrill
Ready or Not gets more things right than it does wrong. It's a fun trip through an asylum of Rockefellers. Samara Weaving is the linchpin of the entire story.
BLINDED BY THE LIGHT | The Boss is Alive and Well
Check out our review of Blinded By The Light, directed by Gurinder Chadha and starring Viveik Kalra, Aaron Phagura, Nell Williams, and Dean-Charles Chapman.
GOOD BOYS | The Innocence of Tweens is Filthy and Hilarious
Check out our review of Good Boys, directed by Gene Stupnitsky, starring Jacob Tremblay as Max, Keith L. Williams as Lucas and Brady Noon as Thor.
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark | Movie Review
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark is based off the popular book series originally published in 1981. For those of us, like myself, who grew up reading the books, the stories and illustrations were burned into our nightmares. The movie, however, will not keep you up at night.
Brian Banks | Movie Review
Check out our review of Brian Banks, directed by Tom Shadyac and starring Aldis Hodge, Greg Kinnear, and Sherri Shepherd, out in theaters now.
