Movie Review: Sentimental Value
Norwegian cinema is officially back! Ingmar Bergman split himself into two sons. We’ve got the outdoorsy one Roar Uthaug crafting Trolls up in the Norwegian …
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Movie Review: Predator: Badlands
I know this is sacrilege. But, despite all the Predator lore, no one figured out the best way to use the creature until Dan Trachtenberg …
Movie Review: Frankenstein (2025)
This was Guillermo Del Toro’s (GDT) dream. I’ve been lucky enough to meet the man during a screening of Crimson Peak. Even then, all Del …
Movie Review: Dracula (2025)
There’s no one working today like Radu Jude. He’s the definition of an iconoclast, using his pitch black heart to go scorched earth on anything …
Movie Review: A Normal Family
Some of the movie podcasters I enjoy listening to have these movie subcategories like garbage Tarantino or garbage fish to describe a type of movie …
Movie Review: If I Had Legs I’d Kick You
This is gonna shock the Bridesmaids contingent. There will be a group of moviegoers walking into this one going “I Love that Rose Byrne from …
Movie Review: The Mastermind
I was hyped up for this latest Kelly Reichardt movie. By that, I mean I bought a small popcorn instead of a kids popcorn. The …
Movie Review: A House of Dynamite
Boy did the pandemic really rattle Hollywood. Filmmakers have gone down all sorts of rabbit holes about growing distrust of institutions. Ari Aster showed how …
Movie Review: Blue Moon
De Niro and Scorcese. Mifune and Kurosawa. Denzel and Spike. Emma and Yorgos. These are some of the best actor/director pairs in cinema history. One …
Movie Review: Magazine Dreams
Magazine Dreams is a time based Rorschach test. At the time it was about to be released, this was gonna be the Jonathan Majors breakout …