Category: Movie Reviews

A rather unappealing riff on erotic thrillers.

It’s all very silly, and I wish it were silly in the fun way.

“Dear Ms.: A Revolution in Print” reminds us that physical media and its place in our homes are vital.

It’s stupid fun, done with enough panache that its thin story and sometimes too-glib attitude doesn’t hurt it too much.

A strong cast and an authentic script save the moments of inconsistent pacing and unbelievable plot developments. 

Plays like a sultry party, the head-splitting hangover, and the cure for it all.

Netflix’s slick follow-up to their hit pandemic-era fantasy action film, lacks any sizable reason to be invested in its existence.

That giant footprint just isn’t as imposing as it used to be. 

It’s heartening to hear a major figure in American political history talking about the future as if it might actually happen

Hargitay’s approach is intuitive in a really courageous way, because she’s so open to the process, to her own pain and loss.