Mass is a powerful movie with a low budget theater vibe
‘Mass’ showcases four actors in a story that’s all about pain and trauma… continue reading
★★★
Daniel Craig says goodbye in No Time To Die
The 25th Bond film caps off a great run for 007… continue reading
Sing hallelujah for The Eyes of Tammy Faye
Jessica Chastain turns in an Oscar-worthy performance in the new biopic… continue reading
The Night House Review :: The Night House is the a sleeper hit of the summer
The mystery of Beth’s house and her husband’s secret life builds on top of each other throughout the film… continue reading
Mae West heads north in Klondike Annie
This is a much tamer West than you’d expect… continue reading
The Suicide Squad is insane
James Gunn’s reboot/sequel gets it mostly right… continue reading
Blu-ray Review :: She Done Him Wrong (1933) is done right
Mae West shimmies and ‘She Done Him Wrong’ shimmers on Blu-ray… continue reading
I’m No Angel earns its wings on Blu-ray
Kino Lorber’s new Blu-ray of the 1933 classic is heavenly… continue reading
Book passage on the Jungle Cruise
Disney may have a new ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ on their hands… continue reading
Movie Review :: In the Heights soars
The film version of the Broadway hit is visually and musically amazing… continue reading
The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It delivers the scares
The third film in the franchise really stands up to the first… continue reading
A Quiet Place Part II :: One of the best horror sequels ever
Jump scares serve a purpose and shock the audience to their core…. continue reading
Disney’s Cruella is bloody brilliant
Dare I say ‘Cruella’ is a cinematic masterpiece?… continue reading
Judas and the Black Messiah Review
The Oscar winning drama comes home and teaches us a few lessons… continue reading
Profile is an innovative, engrossing tale of a reporter going too far
‘Profile’ uses a ‘screen-only’ approach to tell a based-on-a-true-story tale of a journalist getting more than she bargained for… continue reading