‘Dune’ MOVIE REVIEW: Denis Villeneuve Masterfully Adapts Frank Herbert’s Sci-Fi Epic for the Screen
Villeneuve crafts his own reverent vision that deserves to be seen on the biggest screen you can find…
Author: Adam Fleet
‘Titane’ MOVIE REVIEW: Humanity and Machine Collide in ‘Raw’ Director’s Second Twisted Film
While Titane deserves credit for its weird and visceral sensibilities, it is perhaps not as transgressive as it would like you to believe…
‘Nine Days’ MOVIE REVIEW: A Cinematic Rumination on Life That You Need to Experience
Simultaneously uplifting and devastatingly sad, this is a unique, engaging and often beautiful existential drama.
‘Riders of Justice’ MOVIE REVIEW: Mads Mikkelsen is Great as Usual in This Muddled Revenge Tale
The inability to pick a lane undermines it, but there are a number of solid elements…
‘You Cannot Kill David Arquette’ REVIEW: Entertaining Documentary on a Man Chasing His Dreams, No Matter the Price
Arquette, in case you did not know, wrestles… like, really hard….
‘Jakob’s Wife’ MOVIE REVIEW: The Preacher’s Wife Bites Back in Shudder’s Solid Vampire Flick
Even with some missteps, the film benefits immensely from horror royalty Barbara Crampton…
‘Becky’ MOVIE REVIEW: Kevin James is a Neo-Nazi in Bloody ‘Home Alone’-Meets-‘Die Hard’ Thriller
James goes against type in this entertaining and grisly game of cat and mouse…
‘Awake’ MOVIE REVIEW: Netflix Delivers Another Passable Attempt at a Well-Worn Formula
More watchable than many reviews would make you believe, but certainly too familiar to make any lasting impact…
‘Skull: The Mask’ MOVIE REVIEW: Indie Brazilian Splatterfest Should Appeal to Genre Fans
Think, Friday The 13th: Jason Takes Sao Paulo…
‘Oxygen’ MOVIE REVIEW: A Suspenseful, Compelling Sci-Fi Thriller with a Fantastic Mélanie Laurent
French director Alexandre Aja (Crawl, Piranha 3D) delivers an effective race-against-time thriller…
‘Fried Barry’ MOVIE REVIEW: A Bizarre, Future Cult Hit About a Drug Addict Possessed by an Alien
Will definitely appeal to those who can appreciate the ugly, oddball and downright weird side of cinema…
‘Ema’ MOVIE REVIEW: Artistic Chilean Film Has Impressive Dancing, Muddled Messaging
Works well visually, but is at times detrimentally confusing, too opaque and struggles to illustrate its character motivation.
‘Burning’ MOVIE REVIEW: A Look Back at Steven Yeun’s Unforgettable South Korean Film
Measured and deliberate, this one gets inside your head and refuses to budge.
‘Love and Monsters’ MOVIE REVIEW: A Fun Adventure with Big Bugs and Big Heart
A post-apocalyptic adventure with likeable characters, appealing performances and imaginative creature design…
‘The Florida Project’ MOVIE REVIEW: Willem Dafoe Shines in This Absorbing Viewing Experience
Willem Dafoe delivers one of his best performances in this subtle, nuanced and emotional slice of life.
‘Embryo’ MOVIE REVIEW: Some Positives, but Low-Budget ‘Species’-esque Horror Falls Short
It does have, however, some really nice effects work that is enjoyably gross…
‘Come True’ MOVIE REVIEW: Intriguing Sci-Fi Horror Runs Out of Steam
A complex sci-fi horror film with Cronenbergian leanings, but it falters at the final hurdle…
‘Space Sweepers’ MOVIE REVIEW: Netflix’s South Korean Sci-Fi Adventure is Imaginative But Flawed
A grand universe design and fantastic visuals, but the length, sometimes incomprehensible action and predictability hold it back…
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