Category: Movie Reviews

In its interrogation of a system and police force whose inherent racism forces Black folks to tell anything but the truth, it never pulls a new lever or uncovers a new line of attack.

The film certainly does what it does, but still doesn’t satisfy beyond its well-advertised selling points.

In fits and spurts, it casts quite the campy, thrilling spell.

No one’s heart is in it, even as other body parts are severely damaged.

The lead performances are so powerful that they go above and beyond almost anything being done in movies in this vein.

Is it really that bad?

“An Officer and a Spy” is one of Polanski’s finest pictures.

“Freaky Friday” to the fourth power.

“The Occupant” is a strangely frustrating movie.

“Strange Harvest” maintains an air of abject horror, even if it’s penchant for ease nudges focus out of the way.