Category: Reviews

It’s immediately clear that Mother! is not to be taken literally, as it starts with a reverse time-lapse of a rotting corpse […]

It is very long for a horror movie (135 minutes), yet covers only half of the Stephen King novel it’s based […]

A handful of innocent sheep are stalked by a coyote at the beginning of Wind River, an intense, somber mystery-thriller set […]

Steven Soderbergh tried to retire a few years ago, but it didn’t take. Perhaps he can relate to Jimmy Logan (Channing […]

Annabelle: Creation is a prequel to Annabelle, which was a spinoff of The Conjuring, which was about the work of a […]

Detroit is about one of the more unpleasant things to have happened in a city where so many unpleasant things have happened […]

To the extent that there are James Bonds in the real world — dashing, highly skilled secret agents who can kill […]

With Dunkirk, writer-director Christopher Nolan, most famous for his Batman trilogy but even better at mind-benders like Memento and Inception, applies his […]

There isn’t much battle action in War for the Planet of the Apes, but it still feels like a war movie […]

Some superhero movies have subtitles referring to the dramatic events or villains featured therein: Apocalypse, The Age of Ultron, Civil War, […]

Admittedly, Baby Driver employs a gimmick. Written and directed by the impossibly clever Edgar Wright (Hot Fuzz, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World), […]

[Editor’s note: Craig J. Clark had somehow never seen a Michael Bay film until recently, when he watched all of them. […]