Category: Reviews
Matthew McConaughey Neo-Western Dramedy Is Far More Than Just “Alright, Alright, Alright”
Matthew McConaughey Neo-Western Dramedy Is Far More Than Just “Alright, Alright, Alright”

Made on a budget of just $700,000, Andrew Patterson's directorial debut The Vast of Night was quite an impressive feat. The Twilight Zone-inspired sci-fi mystery followed two young radio technicians who found a strange audio frequency stemming from a UFO,…

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From Solving Puzzles To Solving Murders, This Is One Charming Show
From Solving Puzzles To Solving Murders, This Is One Charming Show

In this era when it’s difficult to turn one’s head without being bombarded by a barrage of news more distressing than what graced headlines the day prior or a new horrific global event worse than the last, there’s nothing like…

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A Genuinely Haunting Sci-Fi Thriller That Filled Me With Chilling Dread But Left Me Wanting More
A Genuinely Haunting Sci-Fi Thriller That Filled Me With Chilling Dread But Left Me Wanting More

Ash is unsettling, I’ll give it that much. Flying Lotus, who directed the film, knows how to set the tone for what’s to come and I was instantly drawn into the mystery. Visually, the film is wondrous yet creepy and…

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A Camgirl by Any Other Name
A Camgirl by Any Other Name

Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Watson Episode 6.Watson finally hit its stride last week, and with Episode 6, “The Camgirl Inquiry,” the series is proving there’s a lot of truth to the sentiment that the best is…

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We Knew This Moment Was Coming, but We Still Weren’t Prepared for It
We Knew This Moment Was Coming, but We Still Weren’t Prepared for It

Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for The White Lotus Season 3 Episode 5. A missing gun looms over the newest episode of The White Lotus Season 3, as the closing scenes of the previous episode gave us a…

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An Emotionally Vacant Sci-Fi Misfire
An Emotionally Vacant Sci-Fi Misfire

You would think that after helming the once-in-a-lifetime cinematic event Avengers: Endgame, directors Anthony and Joe Russo would cement themselves as two of the best filmmakers in the industry but that couldn’t be further from the truth. Their efforts since that…

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It Only Gets Easier For Me To Fall In Love With Cher & Nicolas Cage’s Sentimental Romance With Each Passing Year
It Only Gets Easier For Me To Fall In Love With Cher & Nicolas Cage’s Sentimental Romance With Each Passing Year

From the moment the first lines of "That's Amore" are plucked out during the opening titles of Moonstruck, you know exactly what you're in for. For those who've never seen the film, the fact that Cher lent her star power…

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Harvey Specter Stops By in the Show’s Best Installment Yet
Harvey Specter Stops By in the Show’s Best Installment Yet

Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Suits LA Episode 4.Suits LA has finally figured out its identity crisis, and all it takes is another TV star cameo and Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht) to make it happen. Enrico Colantoni…

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Has Colter Shaw Finally Gone Too Far?
Has Colter Shaw Finally Gone Too Far?

Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Tracker Season 2 Episode 13. In this week's episode of Tracker, Colter Shaw (Justin Hartley) enters the world of espionage — and not the corporate kind. Even though he's somehow survived multiple…

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A Slick, Suspenseful Spy Thriller
A Slick, Suspenseful Spy Thriller

Steven Soderbergh’s Black Bag is a taut and stylish espionage thriller that plays with themes of trust, betrayal, and duty in the murky world of intelligence operations. Written by David Koepp, the film delivers a tense, emotionally charged narrative that…

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I Finally Got A Gen-Z Horror Comedy That Understood The Assignment
I Finally Got A Gen-Z Horror Comedy That Understood The Assignment

The last few years have been ripe with Gen Z-based comedy horror films, and I’ve disliked most of them. As in the case of movies like Bodies Bodies Bodies, this subgenre is too often populated with parody that mocks a…

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Two Miracles and Two Trains Closer to a Dutton Reunion
Two Miracles and Two Trains Closer to a Dutton Reunion

Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for 1923 Season 2 Episode 4. If one thing can be said about the second season of 1923, it's that Taylor Sheridan isn't pulling any punches. The Western period drama continues to pick…

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