Tag: movie review

The new Mark Wahlberg drama has its heart in the right place… and little else.

In his latest thriller, M. Night Shyamalan again proves himself a director who makes ~choices~.

The latest low-budget genre quickie from producer (and now director) Randall Emmett offers up about what you’d expect: clumsy storytelling, strange casting choices, and about 15 minutes of Bruce Willis.

The third and final ‘Fear Street’ film is, sadly, more of the same – a few good ideas, some enjoyable performances, but little in the way of follow-through.

The new Nicolas Cage vehicle ‘Pig’ is being sold as an action-heavy ‘John Wick’ riff. It is not that movie AT ALL.

The kindest reading of Space Jam 2: A New Legacy is that it exists only to extend the brand of NBA […]

Marvel is back in the theaters – with a low-energy, checkbox-ticking entry, noteworthy only for the happy addition of a welcome supporting player.

Netflix’s second “Fear Street” film is a stronger effort than the first – and more steeped in the style (and gore) of its era.

The first of Netflix’s three “Fear Street” movies has a germ of a good idea, but the execution is off the mark.

Deftly mixing mumblecore, surrealism, and LGBTQ themes, Brandon Colvin’s comedy/drama is slight but sweet.

“Zola” is entertaining, to be sure, but this Twitter-thread journey is ultimately a road to nowhere.

The Hulu-debuting pregnancy thriller is a mostly unsuccessful attempt to fuse ‘Rosemary’s Baby’ and ‘Get Out.’