Movie Review: The Mule
Even though I’m not the biggest Clint Eastwood fan, I gotta admire the guy. He continually pumps out movie after movie, where even the bad …
Thriller
Movie Review: Burning
In Burning, Steven Yeun’s character talks about setting old greenhouses ablaze, talking about how quick they go up, and vanish in under 10 minutes. Such …
Movie Review: The Girl in the Spider’s Web
Lisbeth Salander is as perfectly modern and complex a literary character I can think of. She’s a computer hacking, bisexual feminist with a photographic memory. …
Movie Review: Widows
Well if you can’t get Liam Neeson to run a heist, Viola Davis is a pretty amazing 2nd option. Widows should be studied for how …
Movie Review: Suspiria
I should have seen this coming. Suspiria clocks in at a “brisk” 2 and a half hours. It stars a character playing dual gender roles; …
Movie Review: 22 July
22nd of July is one of the worst days in Norway’s history. 77 people were killed, 69 of which were on an island summer camp …
Movie Review: Bad Times at the El Royale
Bad Times at the El Royale is a repeatable formula of a movie that they should make over and over if it were up to …
Movie Review: The Old Man & The Gun
Robert Redford has had one of the great movie careers of all time. The legendary actor has accomplished everything you could probably want to, starring …
Movie Review: Searching
A few years ago, a movie called Unfriended came out. Telling a horror story entirely through internet browsers, skype calls, and other cameras, it became …
Movie Review: American Animals
In general, heist movies are about one of two things. 1) Really smart, larger than live characters just owning the heist with perfectly executed precision …