Review Archives

We review King of Wuxia, the definitive documentary about the life and career of director King Hu, who defined the wuxia movie as we know it, which launches the 10th Old School Kung Fu Fest in New York City.

Ben Affleck makes a winning return behind the camera with Air, featuring outstanding performances from the entire cast.

While infinitely better than the first try, The Super Mario Bros Movie has a pretty basic story full of references hampering the film.

Scream VI is a brilliant, visceral film that continues to prove the franchise is the strongest horror property of our time.

Scream VI does the unimaginable and turns in one of the best entries in the franchise six films in. As good as horror sequels get.

The new Children Of The Corn is terrible, forgettable, and the kind of horror sequel that is unacceptable these days. Skip it.

Director Dave Franco and stars Alison Brie, Jay Ellis & Kiersey Clemons shine in Amazon Prime Video rom-com Somebody I Used to Know.

Casper Van Dien, Vivien Ngô, Elyse Dinh & Ian Alexander shine in Dark Star Pictures psychological thriller Daughter from Corey Deshon.

Cocaine Bear has its issues, but ultimately delivers on its promise to titillate those who want to see a coked up, rampaging bear film.

Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania is huge in scale and importance for the MCU, but is that really a good thing?

The Wandering Earth 2 is a prequel that improves on the first movie, is epic in scale with hard science fiction but flawed by melodrama and still derivative of Hollywood blockbusters.

Director Roxanne Benjamin strikes gold with Blumhouse & Paramount's There's Something with the Children with classic horror and buildup.

A unique experience awaits those who wish to watch Kyle Edward Ball's film Skinamarink and they're all horrifically delightful.

M3gan is a marvel herself, but the film surrounding her is uneven and lifeless. Let's hope the sequel will be better.

Don DeLillo's award-winning 1985 novel White Noise has been a white whale for many filmmakers since the 1980s. It's a dense, non-naturalistic satire of

Babylon is the best film of 2022, a decadent, thrilling, and emotional journey through old Hollywood from Damien Chazelle.

Like the first Avatar, The Way Of Water is a bloated film short on substance and long on flash. Pretty as it gets, but not much else.

Spoiler Alert is mostly a good rom com, and also a very sad cancer drama. Worth a watch, but not as strong as one would hope.

The Fabelmans is Spielberg at his best, telling a personal story while also being a love-letter to the filmmaking process.

The Fabelmans is an overly long love letter to the concept of filmmaking and how creatives tend to put so much of themselves into the works that they end

Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery starts out a little rough, but as each new layer of the mystery gets peeled back like an onion, the film recovers from

Disney Strange World is a predictable and lifeless ode to pulp style storytelling that should be much more entertaining than it is.

Bones And All is one of the year's best, and a film that will stay with you long after the credits roll. Expect some awards here.

Strange World isn't anything special, and while it is more clever than you think it will be by the end, it is destined to be forgotten as it will likely

Bones and All is a fascinating exploration of the juxtaposition between a rather familiar story of people looking for love and acceptance with the bloody

Disenchanted takes a little while to get going, but when it does it is quite the treat and a worthy successor to the original.

Decal's I'm Totally Fine is a touching sci-fi comedy of loss and grief while reminding audiences to enjoy the little moments in life.

Run Sweetheart Run features a wonderful performance by its lead, but ultimately feels like too many films smashed together.

Shudder's V/H/S 99 presented us with five unique stories, too bad only two out of the three struck horror gold for the franchise.

Black Adam is nothing we haven't seen before. Entertaining, it will only be remembered for the after credits scene.