"Mega Review- Ford vs Ferrari, Jojo Rabbit & Knives Out" I'll admit, it's been a busy couple of weeks for me. Between work, apartment-hunting, and working on a short story, it's been tricky to set aside enough time to see every new release each weekend and write thorough reviews about them. So for the next... Continue Reading →
"The Lighthouse"- Movie Review A24 is on a roll. Think about it. Since 2013 they've released films such as The Spectacular Now, Spring Breakers, Locke, Tusk, While We're Young, Ex Machina, Room, Green Room, The Lobster, and 20th Century Women, and that's just to name a few. For an independent entertainment company, that's pretty impressive.... Continue Reading →
"Joker"- Movie Review When Warner Bros. announced years ago that an R-rated standalone Joker movie was in the works, what do you think people were expecting to see? Definitely something dark. I'm not sure how you could do a safe hard R portrayal of the most notorious supervillain of all time. No doubt it would... Continue Reading →
"The Peanut Butter Falcon" & "Ad Astra"- Dual Review This week you're getting two in one! It's been a slow two weeks in regard to new releases, so I decided to use that window to check out two films that lay on opposite ends of the cinematic spectrum. The first is The Peanut Butter Falcon,... Continue Reading →
"IT: Chapter Two"- Movie Review Given the immense popularity and buzz surrounding the first IT film, it's easy to forget that it came out two years ago. Two years! Seems like it was only a few months ago people were getting eager to see Stephen King's story of a child-eating shapeshifter clown get the cinematic... Continue Reading →
"Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark"- Movie Review Every generation has stories to tell. Sometimes they're grounded and sometimes they're outrageous. Often they're romantic, sad, patriotic, even humorous. But it seems like the kind of stories we love to tell the most are ones that keep us up at night. Case in point, "Scary... Continue Reading →
"Once Upon a Time in Hollywood"- Movie Review There are many ways to describe Quentin Tarantino's films: brash, sharp-tongued, witty, bloody, grandiose. No matter the adjective, the one thing we can all agree on is that the man has consistently delivered. And now with his (supposed) retirement approaching, the question is whether or not his... Continue Reading →
"Child's Play"- Movie ReviewWe all have that one movie we saw as a child that left us traumatized. For me, that movie (or at least one of them) was the 1988 slasher flick, Child's Play. I could fill up half of this review with reasons as to why the film scarred me as much as... Continue Reading →
"Rocketman"- Movie Review Biopics tend to follow a standard formula: we open with a simple or not-so-great childhood, during our protagonist discovers their talent for {insert area of prodigal expertise here}. Fast forward a couple of years and their big break finally comes. Their newfound fame, while welcomed, comes with a few downsides, including scumbag... Continue Reading →
