‘End of a Gun’ MOVIE REVIEW: Steven Seagal Actioner is a Forgettable, Heavy-Handed Cliché
Like a large-portioned yet cheap microwave meal – it’ll ultimately fill a gap, but it is very far from nourishing.
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‘Going in Style’ MOVIE REVIEW: Screen Legends Deliver While Film Lacks Cohesion
On one hand a heartfelt dramatic comedy, and on the other hand a madcap romp with a hare-brained plot.
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‘Personal Shopper’ MOVIE REVIEW: Sublime Kristen Stewart Leads Compelling Thriller
A stylish, complex, and experimental blend of psychological drama meets supernatural thriller.
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‘Big Little Lies’ TV REVIEW: HBO Strikes Gold Again
Poignant, humorous, unsettling, with a heart-stopping, yet satisfying finale.
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‘Summer 1993’ MOVIE REVIEW: Emotional Spanish Film Captures the Essence of Childhood
Featuring a truly astounding, kaleidoscopic performance from young Laia Artigas.
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‘CHIPS’ MOVIE REVIEW: Fun Lunacy on Offer for the Right Mindset
No, CHIPS is not a good movie. It just isn’t. But it IS a fun movie.
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‘The Country Doctor’ (aka ‘Irreplaceable’) MOVIE REVIEW: A Heartwarming Character Study
A heartwarming story that celebrates the power of community and the triumph of will.
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‘A Cure for Wellness’ MOVIE REVIEW: Creepfest Disappoints Despite Hints of Greatness
Sets itself up nicely and then loses its way, settling as a second-rate gothic thriller.
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‘The Lego Batman Movie’ MOVIE REVIEW: Frenetic, Wickedly Funny Satire
An overwhelming explosion of lunacy that is guaranteed to raise a smile on the most cantankerous of grouches.
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‘I Don’t Feel at Home in This World Anymore’ MOVIE REVIEW: Netflix Film Offers Up Unlikely Vigilante Mayhem
The indie antidote for those sick of Superhero movies dominating the box office.
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‘Beauty and the Beast’ MOVIE REVIEW: Disney’s Makeover is a Mixed Bag
It isn’t the winner we were hoping for, but there’s enough of value to still make it worth your time.
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‘Desierto’ MOVIE REVIEW: Border-Crossing Thriller Is Effective But Falls Short
Some elements of a very entertaining indie thriller, but its bare-bones approach leaves you wanting much more.
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‘David Stratton: A Cinematic Life’ DOCUMENTARY REVIEW: A Sincere, Romantic Ode to a Lover of Cinema
A joyous and touching look at one man’s life and his passion for movies.
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