Review: Glass Onion skewers the wealthy hard. But there’s some other reasons why this whodunit is so exciting and fun
In most reviews I’ve read about Glass Onion, director Rian Johnson’s follow up to...
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Review: Blonde can’t get out of its own way, trading in the glamour for just being gruesome
By many accounts, the actor born Norma Jean Baker was a far more shrewd...
Review: Stranger Things provides some answers to its retro horror in its fourth chapter
One part of the Stranger Things franchise that’s always left me slightly frustrated was...
The affable New Generation of My Little Pony still has some spice in its sugar bowl: A Review
So it’s never easy following a massively popular act, but the new heroes starring...
What happens in this pit of danger, stays in this pit of danger: A review of Army Of The Dead
Zack Snyder’s more auteur-ish side as a director was always going to be controversial when...
I was promised a “bad” and unfunctional family. The Mitchells vs. the Machines gives us something far more pleasant: A Review
You know what one of the biggest tragedies about The Emoji Movie was? There...
Review: Netflix’s new doc Night Stalker looks back on LA’s battle against a movie monster come to life
It’s no secret that the true crime genre’s been exploding in popularity lately, and...
Review: Jingle Jangle’s version of holiday spirit will lighten up any Scroogees or Grinches
It seems like so many of my preferred annual Christmas movies are non-traditional. I...
Review: Enola Holmes’ range and sense of fun keep it from feeling too elementary
There’s a bit of controversy surrounding Enola Holmes, a new film adaption of author...