The Shape returns to Haddonfield in Halloween (2018), and Jamie Lee Curtis is ready for war: A Review
Director David Gordon Green’s take on the Halloween formula doesn’t strive for the...
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Outer space is both wondrous and a struggle in the mature biopic First Man: A Review
I’m starting to notice something distinct about Damien Chazelle’s films, that being they’re...
A Review of Marvel Rising: Initiation and Secret Warriors, a strong all-ages showcase of the company’s new guard
Sometimes I think Marvel’s animation department has to deal with constantly being in...
The latest version of A Star Is Born is a believable, musical and memorable delight: A Review
It’s official: Bradley Cooper is equally as bold as the gun-wielding talking raccoon...
I don’t think it was the goal, but Venom is one of the best accidental comedies of 2018: A Review
It’s hard to describe my thoughts walking out of Venom, initially. I won’t...
More silly than scary, The Nun is mostly faithful to horror movie cliches: A Review
Nuns naturally cut a stark figure in spite of their good intentions, and...
Searching is a technological thriller that takes hold of the audience and refuses to let go afterwards: A Review
If you’ve ever seen the 2014 thriller Unfriended, which featured a supernatural entity...
Crazy Rich Asians is a feel-good love story that aims to shatter cinematic stereotypes: A Review
You’ll notice a fair number of tropes utilized in romantic comedies while watching...
A Review of Blackkklansman, Spike Lee’s take-no-prisoners period piece with modern day relevance
Watching Spike Lee’s new film Blackkklansman, I was reminded at times of a...