Category: Movie Reviews

A charming, thoughtful comedy about divorce, parenting, and starting over.

Maura’s tonally fluid performance confirms the film’s lighter undercurrents. 

an inoffensive, disposable trifle more focused on Anderson .Paak’s personality than the genre that shares its title.

EPiC is a concert film, designed to entertain, first and foremost, but to remind people why Elvis was … Elvis.

Actively boring.

“Undercard” is a relationship drama disguised as a boxing film, but it doesn’t succeed in either realm.

Every aspect of “Scream 7” feels rushed and shallow.

Mesmerizing from the first moment to the last, yet another title of note in what remains one of the most incredible filmographies of our time.

A B-movie at heart despite also being over-produced and under-developed.

“The Gray House” keeps us involved, from the opening scene-setter through the obligatory coda telling us what happened to the main characters who were based on real-life historical figures.