Movie Review: Knives Out
Some genres are just inherently fun. At the top of the list is a murder mystery: they revolve around fascinating characters, there’s all sorts of …
Thriller
Movie Review: Motherless Brooklyn
Ed Norton is a complicated figure in Hollywood. He’s sort of famous behind the scenes for immersing himself in the creative process, sometimes interfering with …
Movie Review: The Lighthouse
After watching The Lighthouse, it’s confirmed. Robert Eggers will be a filmmaker I admire, but struggle to connect with. All the elements are there to …
Movie Review: Parasite
It’s really fun to see an obviously talented director put it all together. Bong Joon Ho has been in and around my life for a …
Movie Review: Gemini Man
The match everyone wanted to see: It’s Aladdin vs. The Fresh Prince! A Will Smith vs. Will Smith mono e mono of epic proportions, directed …
Movie Review: El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie
[Generic SPOILER warning for anyone who hasn’t seen Breaking Bad yet, which if not, please go do that ASAP, because, you know, it’s one of …
Movie Review: In the Shadow of the Moon
In the Shadow of the Moon reeks of first time writer disease. It’s a promising script, with a very engaging premise. However, it probably needed …
Movie Review: Official Secrets
If you’re a screenplay writer, and you have to submit your final script the next morning, Official Secrets is the script you want to have …
Movie Review: Antichrist
Don’t let my rating fool you about Antichrist. I’m decidedly in the middle because my whole being is split on this movie. Rarely does a …
Movie Review: The Red Sea Diving Resort
Argo is a great movie. Why is it great? It’s got a very compelling story, and really interesting characters to support it. The Red Sea …