‘Point Blank’ MOVIE REVIEW: A Solid Netflix Thriller with Frank Grillo & Anthony Mackie
Grillo elevates a brisk piece of crime pulp…
Grillo elevates a brisk piece of crime pulp…
With a tight plot and short run time, WHEELMAN is lean and rangy.

Ticks all the trad Marvel movie boxes, but Far from Home is surprisingly unengaging…

Doesn’t know whether to make you laugh or scream, so it tries, and fails, at both.

The fantastic ‘Bone Tomahawk’ and ‘Brawl in Cell Block 99’ filmmaker delivers decent pulp here, but it doesn’t live up to expectations.

Not one for the squeamish, this is a blistering two-hour lightning bolt of action that doesn’t hold back.

While it can be confusing, this is a terrific, methodical thriller.

A feral, snarling revenge picture presented with stunning visual originality.

Director Lynne Ramsey and Phoenix deliver one of 2018’s best.

Who wants this craziness in moderation? ‘The Meg’ should be a film of excess…

Although perhaps too violent for some tastes, this is unmissable crime pulp from an unbeatable filmmaker.
An admirable attempt at body horror/sci-fi cross-pollination, with a surprising reveal and an almost ethereal style.

A worthy successor to Ridley Scott’s original and a winning piece of science fiction in its own right.

Although it is entertaining, the action/comedy balance isn’t quite calibrated correctly.

Like a persistent head cold, it sticks around for days afterward.


Despite a few minor issues, super nerds and casual fans alike have a great new chapter on their hands.

Equipped with a host of great actors and intelligent plot handling, it’s hard to dislike…