Bros earns its laughs honestly
‘Bros’ aims to show us that gay men have the same relationship issues as everyone else… continue reading
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Nope earns a big yep
While it all may not come together, ‘Nope’ is still a riveting film… continue reading
Minions: The Rise of Gru is a delightful diversion
The fifth film in the franchise offers action and laughs for kids of all ages… continue reading
The Black Phone capitalizes on your real life fears
Stranger danger has never been so scary… continue reading
Jurassic World Dominion Review :: Two generations collide in Jurassic World
The final chapter of the second trilogy is what you’d expect from a summer blockbuster… continue reading
Firestarter has a spark but fails to ignite
Competent leads and a great score make this remake barely watchable… continue reading
Marry Me Review :: Say yes to Marry Me
J.Lo lives up to her ‘Queen of the Rom-com’ title… continue reading
Razzberries! Thoroughly Modern Millie comes to Blu-ray!
Kino Lorber gives the classic musical the attention it deserves… continue reading
It’s a Dickens of a whodunit in The Mystery of Edwin Drood
Kino Lorber delivers a fine presentation of this little known film… continue reading
The 355 Review :: The 355 feels familiar, but in the worst way possible
The film feels extremely cliché when it comes to the development of the story and how the characters are used… continue reading
Halloween Kills is more trick than treat
The film suffers from ‘Second Chapter Syndrome’… continue reading
Dear Evan Hansen Movie Review :: Dear Evan Hansen delivers a powerful message
It may not be the Broadway smash, but it’s no ‘Cats’ either… continue reading
Candyman Review :: Candyman offers sweet scares and social commentary
The new horror film tackles racial injustice head-on… continue reading
Mae West heads north in Klondike Annie
This is a much tamer West than you’d expect… continue reading