Film Reviews

‘The Virtuoso’ review: a lazy, dull hitman saga that could have killed Anthony Hopkins’ Oscar chances

According to Hollywood, there is no character as interesting, sexy, mysterious or cinematic as a professional assassin. An incredibly large… Read More

April 28, 2021

‘Bloodthirsty’ review: The vegetarian lesbian werewolf movie you’ve been waiting for

Bloodthirsty, the new film directed by Amelia Moses (Bleed with Me), and written by Wendy Hill Tout, and Lowell follows… Read More

April 27, 2021

‘Four Good Days’ review: Mila Kunis rises above a woefully clichéd drug addiction story

Addiction has always made for some visceral storytelling. From Trainspotting and Requiem for a Dream to Girl, Interrupted and 28… Read More

April 26, 2021

‘Stowaway’ review: Sci-fi flash balances with grounded drama in Joe Penna’s slick space thriller

No matter how successful we have been so far and how much we, as a species, continue to extend our… Read More

April 23, 2021

‘Mortal Kombat’ review: An entertaining but ultimately sub-zero adaptation

Throughout the past few decades, the video game film genre has gained a notorious reputation. Popularized in the 90’s by… Read More

April 22, 2021

‘The Mitchells vs. The Machines’ review: Lord and Miller upload the first great animated film of 2021

“Lots of families have strengths. My family only has weaknesses,” quips Katie (Abbi Jacobson) in the opening minutes of The… Read More

April 21, 2021

‘Monday’ review: Sebastian Stan and Denise Gough bring a new level of chaos to the romance genre

At first glance, Monday seems about as conventional as you'd expect from a whirlwind romance between two Americans living overseas.… Read More

April 15, 2021

‘Voyagers’ review: lo-fi sci-fi aims to prove that even in space, We Live in a Society

Mankind's obsession with leaving Earth in search of greener frontiers is a relatable enough concept to make the basic premise… Read More

April 8, 2021

Retrospective: 20 years later, ‘Josie and the Pussycats’ endures as a cutting critique of consumerism

Unfortunately, there’s no denying that the 2001 Josie and the Pussycats live-action movie was an objective flop. It grossed less… Read More

April 5, 2021

Film Review: ‘Concrete Cowboy’ wears a few too many hats in this coming-of-age drama

On the horses is where I spent most of my days. If you’re a troubled human being, the movies claim… Read More

April 2, 2021

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