Category: Movie Reviews

It makes sense that a gore-soaked horror franchise built around the universal fear that our time is running out would be as elegant and precise as a stopwatch.

It’s less fun, and that’s truly disappointing for a series that has given us some of the most fun in action history.

This is a quiet classic. Every choice is just right.

Jia Zhangke delivers an expansive, ingenious summary of his project to date.

The text might not be vintage Mamet, but it’s a real meal. 

Just as anonymous and intangible as its name implies.

“Sew Torn” isn’t a genre exercise, not really. It’s more of an off-kilter riff on the familiar.

At some point, a premise needs to graduate into a story with deeply felt emotions, memorable characters, and provocative ideas that at least mostly land. “Absolutely Dominion” is without all three. 

A film that invites you to sit down, fill a plate, and remember where you come from.

“Summer of 69” is a fun, chill time.