Review: Buddy Comedy Strays Puts Crude Humor and a Surprising Bit of Heart into a Dog’s Tale
Sometimes you can just feel that dogs want to be your best friend in the world, and other times, you…
Review: They Cloned Tyrone Pops Visually, and as a Sharp Parody of Conspiracy Movies
There’s just enough crazy going on in this directing debut from Juel Taylor (writer of Creed II, Shooting Stars, and…
Review: Director’s Cut of God Is a Bullet Takes No Prisoners with Violence, Action or Drama in Cult-Centric Story
Just a few housekeeping notes before I dive into this review: for reasons I’m not quite clear on, the version…
Review: Jamie Foxx Vampire Saga Day Shift Features Solid Action Worthy of a Big Screen
My entry point, not just into horror films but movies in general, was vampires, specifically Dracula movies. So I’m always…
Review: Spider-Man: No Way Home Is Just Nostalgic and New Enough to be a Great Addition to the Superhero’s Canon
In my comic book reading patterns, Spider-Man was always my guy. Not because of his cool powers or even the…
Review: Pixar Brings Characteristic Wit, Wisdom to Warmhearted, Tender Soul
It’s fair to say that the cinema experience is richer, more impressive, more memorable when it takes place in an…
Interview: Andrea Riseborough on Connection Through Brutal Annihilation, Working with Auteur Directors and Possessor‘s Psychological Anxieties
In recent years, British actress Andrea Riseborough has been absolutely dominating the world of genre filmmaking, while also making a…
Review: Project Power Brings as Much Action as Nonsense, and Both Entertain
Having gone for more than a year without a new Marvel Cinematic Universe movie, and with the last two DC…
Review: A Bit Over-Earnest, Just Mercy Succeeds with Urgency of Strong Performances
It’s a busy time of year at the movies, as Oscar nominations are imminent and theaters are booked with that…
