Movie Review: Juror #2
Those old timers just keep pumping em out. Ridley Scott has been making a movie a year since he turned 80, and Clint Eastwood, now …
Thriller
Movie Review: Conclave
Thanks Edward Berger! The director of the international sensation All Quiet on the Western front chose as his follow-up film one of the great movie …
Movie Review: Woman of the Hour
Anna Kendrick is on a mission. Other than a troll film here and there, post pandemic she’s really been digging into heavy dramas and thrillers, …
Movie Review: Wolfs
Get a couple movie stars and a decent writer/director. It can be that simple. Jon Watts lives up to his last name, bringing the star …
Movie Review: It’s What’s Inside
Netflix knows it’s October, too. I expected a bunch of 2-2.5 star cheap cash grab horror tales over the course of the month like all …
Movie Review: Saturday Night
Live, 90 minutes, before air, it’s SATURDAY NIGHT!!!! Jason Reitman takes us back, behind the scenes before the first ever episode of one of the …
Movie Review: Speak No Evil (2024)
American remakes of European films are always tricky propositions, especially horror/thrillers. European films are not afraid to go to bleak, dark endings, following through on …
Movie Review: Rebel Ridge
John Oliver started this. My made up story is this: Jeremy Saulnier, the writer director of Rebel Ridge, was in the middle of the Green …
Movie Review: I Used To Be Funny
What a sad title. And still, I Used To Be Funny is even more melancholy than you can possibly imagine. Thankfully, there’s a powerful performance …
Movie Review: The Union
The Union is on the shortlist for best Netflix Algorithm screenplay. It’s got all the beats of something you can pay attention to when it …