Movie Review: Drop
Very few movies I see today legitimately feel like they’re happening right now to someone who could be a friend or family member. That’s especially …
Thriller
Movie Review: Warfare
The closest we’ve gotten to understanding modern warfare is The Hurt Locker. But even that film was more about the disillusionment of men during war, …
Movie Review: Revelations
There’s plenty of reasons to be excited to see a movie. One I’ve grown to keep an eye out for is the slipped-in gigantic director-as-producer …
Movie Review: Black Bag
Steven Soderbergh is one of my favorite filmmakers to talk about with more novice movie watchers/reviewers. He’s maybe the best example I’ve seen of a …
Movie Review: The Rule of Jenny Pen
As you get older, at some point, you’re going to see the inside of a retirement home or a hospice. The pervasive proximity to death …
Movie Review: Sirat
Sirat is a warning to the Bonnaroo/Burning Man/Tomorrowland lovers out there. Yes, you can have a great time dancing out your feelings. But the minute …
Movie Review: Last Breath
I have been fortunate to meet and work with some of the people working from Aberdeen in the North Sea. They’re some of the toughest, …
Movie Review: The Great Flood
Gerard Butler must be pissed. Years of making trashy fun disaster flicks like Greenland, Netflix never once considered bringing him in to be a part …
Movie Review: Bring Them Down
Most people I know list the Irish as the nicest people on the planet. The last decade or so of movies have shown that underneath …
Movie Review: The Gorge
2025 is gonna go down as one of the strangest Valentine’s Day movie combos for couples. Instead of picking romcom or action/horror/thriller, movie studios just …