Apollo 10 1/2: A Space Age Childhood
If you want a filmmaker to meticulously imitate a decade, Richard Linklater is a stellar choice. He has proven time and time again, in Dazed and Confused and Everybody Wants Some!! particularly, that no era is off limits, especially the ones he grew up…
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A Respectful Last Flight for a Forgotten Hero
For audiences who enjoy films about high-flying pilots and the tragedy of war, 2022 has delivered a trio of films that nose-dive and army crawl their way through different wars and their associated war games. Top Gun: Maverick was an…
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Mila Kunis Carries Tepid Adaption Of Intense Story
Home Movie Reviews Luckiest Girl Alive Review: Mila Kunis Carries Tepid Adaption Of Intense Story The film never rises to exceptional heights with its visuals and doesn’t quite have the moving writing Knoll was praised for when she wrote her…
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Alton Towers Christmas 2022 Review: Festive Fun
It’s that time of the year again when Alton Towers throws on its festive fun Christmas event and for the second year running the beautiful festive lantern display, Lightopia returns with a new route and big finale for 2022. Christmas…
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Adam Devine Revives the Franchise
Home TV Reviews 'Pitch Perfect: Bumper in Berlin' Review: Adam Devine Revives a Franchise That Faded From the Spotlight Goofy in all the right ways, this spin-off series injects some welcome new life into the Pitch Perfect world. Image via…
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AMC’s New Anne Rice Series Is Smart & Stylish
Nothing ever dies. It’s true in television as much as it is in vampire fiction, as the last few decades of weaponized nostalgia have seen dozens of properties remade for the small screen. Most of them are mere echoes of…
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Crime Scene | Film Threat
Crime Scene is sustained by the barest of narratives, but co-writer/director Pedro Tavares rewards patient viewers with an unsettling sense of creeping trepidation. It’s the holiday season in Rio de Janeiro. A solitary woman smoking a cigarette is in the foreground…
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The Meteoric Rise and Catastrophic Fall of a Business Empire
Continuing to capitalize on '80s nostalgia by optioning TV shows based on real-life people and events, Hulu's Welcome to Chippendales is part-true crime, part-biopic, part-men doing cheesy dance routines while stripping, and 100% pure guilty pleasure. The limited series tells…
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Crandall’s Outlandish Comedy Struggles To Bring The Laughs
Home Movie Reviews Bromates Review: Crandall’s Outlandish Comedy Struggles To Bring The Laughs There’s an enormous effort to entertain, but Bromates runs out of ideas faster than it can provide organic laughs. Brendan Scannell, Lil Rel Howery, Josh Brener, and…
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Meet Cute Review: Depressingly Beautiful
Now streaming on Peacock we bring you our thoughts on this depressingly beautiful movie with our Meet Cute review. Sheila, a young woman grappling with suicidal thoughts, discovers that a tanning bed in a nail salon is a time machine.…
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The Walking Dead Series Finale Review: Rest in Peace
It was more than a decade ago that The Walking Dead aired its stunning first episode. Such a strong beginning is difficult to remember as we now find ourselves at the end of a meandering final season that, like the…
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Rob Zombie’s ‘The Munsters’ Is A Fittingly Ridiculous Tribute To Campy Spookiness [Review]
There has always been a certain dark irreverence and cartoonish bizarreness to musician-turned-director Rob Zombie’s cinematic outings, as prominently seen in his earliest horror sagas “House of a Thousand Corpses” and its sequel “The Devil’s Rejects.” Take, for example, Captain…
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