Guy Ritchie’s The Covenant shows that Guy Ritchie is back
The director returns to what he does best with the help of two great performances… continue reading
Author: Patrick Regal
Storm Warning on Blu-ray is both full of, and lacking, message
Warner Archive restores an interesting historical artifact… continue reading
Fast X is Xtremely Xcessive
Jason Momoa brings a new energy to ‘The Fast and the Furious’… continue reading
Jagged Little Pill, at DC’s National Theatre, misses its own point
The musical’s traumatic plot devices are handled clumsily… continue reading
Training Day hasn’t changed – but the 4k looks and sounds better than ever
‘Training Day’ is worth a revisit these two decades later… continue reading
Creed III reinvents while pleasing old fans
Michael B. Jordan makes his directorial debut in the franchise’s ninth film… continue reading
Adventures of Don Juan hits Blu-ray better than ever
Hollywood history at its finest… continue reading
The Frisco Kid rides again
The long-awaited Blu-ray is finally here… continue reading
Knock at the Cabin Review :: Knock at the Cabin makes an apocalyptic promise
But can it deliver on that promise?… continue reading
Trust Missing and it won’t disappoint
The spiritual successor to 2018’s ‘Searching’ stands alone… continue reading
Alice, Darling is all too real
Anna Kendrick’s latest film talks about all the things we’re too scared to talk about… continue reading
Tina: The Tina Turner Musical shakes a tail feather at Baltimore’s Hippodrome Theatre
It’s the biography you know with songs you love… continue reading
V/H/S/99 keeps the fun rolling
The latest entry in the ‘V/H/S’ franchise meets the expectations that fans have for the series… continue reading
Amsterdam Review :: Amsterdam is more of the same from David O. Russell
Writer/director David O. Russell is messy and problematic — just like his movie… continue reading
Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul. is a lot more than you’re expecting
This new film puts the dark in dark comedy… continue reading