The Happytime Murders is a mixed felt bag of cliche and often funny dirty jokes
‘The Happytime Murders’ isn’t as clever as it thinks, but it’s a decent take on its weird conceit… continue reading
Mystery
Unfriended: Dark Web goes very dark
This is one of those movies you need to bathe after seeing… continue reading
Three Identical Strangers is a brilliant, fun, heartbreaking documentary
‘Three Identical Strangers’ tells the real and perhaps hidden story between three triplets separated at birth… continue reading
Beast takes a familiar perspective on the slow-build thriller genre
‘Beast’ has a presence of itself, although it won’t stand out from the crowd… continue reading
You Were Never Really Here is an intense evocative thriller
‘You Were Never Really Here’ isn’t a movie for everyone, but it’s an elevated revenge thriller with depth… continue reading
Game Night has winners & losers
Some nifty twists elevate ‘Game Night’… continue reading
Annihilation is a real conversation piece
Alex Garland’s new sci-fi masterpiece offers no easy answers… continue reading
Blade Runner 2049 impresses in 4K
And is a worthy sequel to the original cult classic… continue reading
Insidious: The Last Key brings a new twist to the franchise
The fourth, and possibly last, film of the series is full of decent shocks… continue reading
Murder on the Orient Express chugs along slowly but stylishly
The murder mystery remake is a nice throwback to the era of all-star spectacles… continue reading
Annabelle: Creation delivers thrills and chills on Blu-ray
The creepy doll is just as creepy on home video… continue reading
Ignore the cheesy title because Happy Death Day is perfection
Blumhouse strikes again with a perfectly crafted horror with humor and heart… continue reading
Jeepers Creepers 3 Review :: The Creeper returns to feast once more
Despite technical flaws, ‘Jeepers Creepers 3’ is still entertaining… continue reading
Night Moves :: One of Gene Hackman’s best performances to Blu-ray
Great character development builds a memorable movie… continue reading
mother! is Darren Aronofsky’s art of discomfort taken to the next level
‘mother!’ shows that nobody balances pretension and brilliance like Darren Aronofsky… continue reading