Review: ‘She Rides Shotgun’Taron Egerton And Ana Sophia Heger Shine In Violent But Affecting...
Taron Egerton continues to make really interesting choices in the roles he takes, especially now that Hollywood has stopped trying to turn him into...
Review: ‘The Naked Gun’Liam Neeson Gets Stupid In Uproarious Comedy Reboot
To be up front, I was not always excited about The Naked Gun. As a kid, I used to watch the old episodes of...
Review: ‘Together’Alison Brie And Dave Franco's Chemistry Drives Wildly Entertaining Body Horror-Rom-Com Everyone Can...
If you’ve seen Alison Brie and Dave Franco together, you already know they have incredible chemistry. That much should be obvious, the two are...
Review: ‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’Marvel's First Family Finally Gets Treated Right In One...
It's time to put the struggles at Marvel Studios in the past, and the best way to do that is...by going back to the...
Review: ‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’Legacy Horror Sequel Unexpectedly Hooks You Back...
It's 1997, and high school movies are burning hot, whether they be comedies or Scream, which pumped new life into the horror genre. The...
Review: ‘Smurfs’Don't Bother Smurfin' It To Theaters For This Unfunny, Forgettable Reboot
When I was a kid, The Smurfs were a constant presence on my television screen, especially on Saturday mornings. While they were never my...
Review: ‘Guns Up’Kevin James Is A Convincing Mob Bruiser But Christina Ricci Is This...
Guns Up is the rare action-comedy that took me by surprise, sometimes for good, sometimes not so much. Written and directed by Edward Drake,...
Review: ‘Eddington’Ari Aster's Nightmare Pandemic Thriller Will Terrify And Enrage You
I don't know if there's any filmmaker capable of making their audience feel deep-rooted, uncomfortable anxiety quite like Ari Aster. His latest, the provocative,...
Review: ‘Daniela Forever’Henry Golding Has Lucid Dreams Of Beatrice Grannò In Nacho Vigalondo's Latest...
If there's something you can always say about Spanish filmmaker Nacho Vigalondo's films, it's that they never follow a traditional path. Often, his work...
Review: ‘Nuked’Anna Camp, Justin Bartha, And A Hilarious Ensemble Grapple With Adulting And Other...
Comedy movies for adults have become a rare item lately. Smart, actually funny comedies are even more precious. That's what makes Deena Kashper's apocalyptic...