Kurt Wimmer’s Remake Feels Like A Knife Through A Corn Cob Brain
Not every horror film needs to be produced by A24 or made by Jordan Peele to be of elevated quality. There are more grindhouse offerings like “Terrifier 2” that skip arthouse sensibilities and still deliver a heaping helping of blood,…
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Tatum’s Still Got It In Underwhelming Conclusion
Home Movie Reviews Magic Mike's Last Dance Review: Tatum's Still Got It In Underwhelming Conclusion Magic Mike’s Last Dance doesn’t reach the heights of XXL, nor does it have the same energy & sex appeal, but it does offer some…
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Michael Shannon Fudges the Truth
Come on, admit it. You’ve told a tiny nontruth before in order to boost yourself up. It’s likely harmless and not something that anyone would even notice. Unless, of course, you are pretending to be somebody you most definitely are…
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Landscape with Invisible Hand | Film Threat
SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL 2023 REVIEW! After his successful directorial debut Thoroughbreds and the comedic Bad Education, Cory Finley returns with his third feature, the alien invasion tale Landscape With Invisible Hand. Strap in, folks! This is a weird one. Landscape With Invisible Hand begins five…
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A Sweet Rom-Com That Doesn’t Go Beyond Surface Level
Largely thanks to streaming, romantic comedies have been making a comeback in the last few years. It's a move that has been welcomed by many, though like any beloved genre, not every offering is of equal quality. Paramount+'s latest original,…
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Simon Baker Becomes a Noir Detective
Home Movie Reviews 'Limbo' Review: Simon Baker Becomes a Noir Detective in the Australian Outback | Berlinale 2023 Ivan Sen’s gorgeous cinematography and a well-intentioned exploration of Australian racism can’t redeem the crime of a dull script. Image via Bunya…
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Love in the Time of Fentanyl
When considering his life’s many hardships, one of the heroin users in Love in the Time of Fentanyl soberly remarks that “going down was easier than dealing with it.” Such a statement acts as a thematic throughline for many of the characters…
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Confined Space Thriller That Will Keep You Guessing
Home Movie Reviews '#Manhole' Review: Confined Space Thriller Will Keep You Guessing Until the End | Berlinale 2023 While its many plot shifts might challenge the audience, those willing to embrace its bonkers energy are in for a good time.…
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A Winning Trio Leads Refreshing Rom-Com
Home Movie Reviews Somebody I Used To Know Review: A Winning Trio Leads Refreshing Rom-Com Somebody I Used to Know is a refreshing take on routine rom-com tropes that, while suffering from a slow start, makes for a rewarding journey.…
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‘Suzume’ by Makoto Shinkai Is Your Next Anime Obsession
Home Movie Reviews 'Suzume' Review: Makoto Shinkai Has Crafted Your Next Anime Obsession | Berlinale 2023 The latest from the acclaimed director of ‘Your Name’ blends supernatural threats with a deep appreciation of everyday human relationships. Image via Toho Thanks…
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‘Hello Dankness’ Review: Soda Jerk Cements Re-Editing as a Powerful Storytelling Tool
The word "unique" is frequently overused by film critics as a crutch to define something quirky we may have issues describing. However, if there's one film out there that deserves to be praised for its uniqueness, that would be Hello…
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‘Palm Trees and Power Lines’ Review: Jamie Dack’s Annihilating Debut
Home Movie Reviews 'Palm Trees and Power Lines' Review: Lily McInerny Is Outstanding in Jamie Dack's Emotionally Annihilating Feature Debut This harrowing portrait of youth captures the immense cruelty that can come from those closest to us. Image via Momentum…
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