REVIEW: Action Comedy Stuber

Stuber is a familiar product — a violent action comedy about a civilian who gets dragged into police work — with a twist that’s more depressing than was probably intended. Kumail Nanjiani plays the nicknamed title character, beta-male Uber driver Stu, who is commandeered by Dave Bautista’s alpha-male cop Vic Manning, who just had Lasik surgery […]

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REVIEW: Alligator Adventure Crawl

I’ll say one thing for Crawl, the new gator caper clawing its way into theaters this weekend: It’s rather snappily paced. Clocking in at an easy, breezy 87 minutes, director Alexandre Aja’s film wastes absolutely zero time setting its scaly predators on its unsuspecting victims, who are trapped in a creepy crawl space under their […]

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REVIEW: Gentrification Drama The Last Black Man in San Francisco

Back in 1982, an independent filmmaker named Jenny Bowen made a movie called Street Music, which centered around the working-class long-term residents of a San Francisco apartment building in the Tenderloin. The rent-controlled building — long neglected — gets acquired by a wealthy landlord who aims to “relocate” the tenants (many of whom are elderly […]

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That will Make You Happy

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REVIEW: Daytime Horror Midsommar

If books could always be accurately judged by their covers, the bespectacled, unassuming Ari Aster would be an accountant or an I.T. guy, not the fever-brained lunatic behind the deeply unsettling horror movie Hereditary — my favorite film of 2018 — and its followup, Midsommar, a sunlit pagan nightmare that is (deliberately) less scary but […]

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