Review: ‘Clover’The Luck Of The Irish Isn't Quite With Jon Abrahams' Loud, Familiar Mob...
Actor/director Jon Abrahams hasn't given himself an easy out with the mob comedy, Clover. The genre is so overstuffed with Tarantino stereotypes and cliches...
Review: ‘The Virtues’Stephen Graham & Niamh Algar Give Incredible Performances In Topic's Dark Limited...
Wow. Just wow! I’ll say it again “WOW!!”
Coming into The Virtues, it’s unclear what to exactly expect. The British series which originally aired on...
Review: ‘Coffee & Kareem’No Amount Of Sugar Can Sweeten This Bitter, Stale Buddy Comedy
The buddy cop-comedy used to be a staple of American cinema, but man, has it fallen on hard times. The genre reaches a new...
Review: ‘Almost Love’A Look At Relationships Through The Eyes Of Six Friends
Almost Love, written and directed by Mike Doyle, explores the relationships within a group of thirty something year-olds living in New York. At the...
Review: ‘Selah And The Spades’Power Overshadows Grades In Tayarisha Poe's Stylish, Fearless High School...
“When you’re 17, you have to grab control whenever you can."
If those words weren't said by a teenager, you'd be okay with mistaking them...
Review: ‘Trolls World Tour’Not As Earworm-Worthy As Before, But Still A Sweet And Glittery...
Who would've thought Trolls World Tour to be such an important movie in 2020? The 2016 film, which featured Anna Kendrick and Justin Timberlake...
Review: ‘The Main Event’Netflix's Light-Hearted WWE Film Is A Harmless Jobber
As a professional wrestling enthusiast of the highest order, the first thing I noticed about Netflix's The Main Event, the streamer's latest partnership with...
Review: ‘Love Wedding Repeat’Fate Isn't On Our Side In This Tedious Romantic Farce
There are some Netflix films that are prestigious, gaining festival and Oscar attention, like The Irishman, Marriage Story, or The Two Popes. There are some...
Review: ‘Bad Therapy’A Grim, Unfunny Marriage Comedy In Desperate Need Of Better Counseling
There is so much comic talent in Bad Therapy that you have to put blame elsewhere for the disaster it ultimately turns out to...
Review: ‘Behind You’Looks In The Mirror And Sees A Formulaic Horror Flick
Behind You follows Sisters Olivia (Addy Miller) and Claire (Elizabeth Birkner) who have had their world turned upside down. Their mother has just died,...