Review: ‘Pressure’Brendan Fraser And Andrew Scott Forecast D-Day In Superb, High-Tension WWII Drama
The mark of a great war movie isn't in how the battles are depicted, the sheer spectacle of the firefights on the battlefield. It's...
Review: ‘Saccharine’Midori Francis Suffers A Weight Loss Nightmare In Natalie Erika James' Gut-Churning Body...
Weight control is one of those things that everybody grapples with to some degree. It used to be that you couldn't turn on a...
Review: ‘I Love Boosters’Boots Riley's Surreal Shoplifting Satire Is Hilarious And Exhausting
As a longtime fan of Boots Riley since the height of his politically-charged rap group The Coup, I look forward to everything he does...
Review: ‘The Mandalorian And Grogu’The Magic Is Back With Most Enjoyable 'Star Wars' Film...
The summer time should be made for Star Wars movies. I can understand Lucasfilm's hesitance to release another film, especially a standalone effort, during...
Review: ‘In The Grey’Jake Gyllenhaal, Henry Cavill, And Eiza Gonzalez Fail To Make Debt...
It has not been a smooth road for Guy Ritchie's In the Grey. Shot way back in 2023, the starry action flick led by Jake...
Review: ‘The Wizard Of The Kremlin’Paul Dano Guides Jude Law's Russian President To Power...
Olivier Assayas is a filmmaker whose work has frequently delved into periods of political unrest, often as a reflection of our current times. Never...
Review: ‘Is God Is’Bold, Brazen Grindhouse Revenge Epic Is Driven With Fiery Purpose
The preternatural connection between twin siblings is something most of us will never understand. We've heard the stories; being able to feel one another's...
Review: ‘Obsession’Wish Fulfillment Goes Nightmarishly Wrong In Curry Barker's Instant Horror Classic
This almost always happens with the horror genre, but every now and then, you catch one that you know instantly that it's going to...
Review: ‘The Sheep Detectives’A Surprisingly Thoughtful, Well-Knit Charmer Of A Murder Mystery
A movie about talking sheep that investigate the murder of their beloved shepherd? Sounds like the kind of silly, cutesy family fare that I...
Review: ‘Mortal Kombat II’Better Characters, Bloodier Action, More Fatalities, A Superior Sequel That's Like...
It's rare that you see a sequel that is as much of an apology for its predecessor than Mortal Kombat II. The sequel, which reunites...