Movie Review: X-Men: Apocalypse
X-Men: Apocalypse suffers from “2016 superhero syndrome.” This disease is a result of the glut of superpowered films on the docket each year. To truly …
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Movie Review: Love & Friendship
British Period Pieces can usually be very easily pigeon holed. If you’re not into fancy costumes, social hierarchy issues, and obsessive decorum, most of these …
Movie Review: The Nice Guys
Shane Black is a lunacy craftsmen. He’s quite good at taking any story and pushing it into the absurd. The Nice Guys is already replete …
Movie Review: The Lobster
The Lobster asks the nearly unanswerable question: How do you know if you’re in love? Using a very weird and dark premise, The Lobster tells …
Movie Review: Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising
Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising will have long rewatchable legs. A solid spin on the first film, Neighbors 2 simply moves a sorority next door to …
Movie Review: Dark Horse
Dark Horse is the documentary version of Seabiscuit. If you are in need of a rousing, lovely bucking of establishment trends and underdog stories, Dark …
Movie Review: Captain America: Civil War
I was getting a little worried about Marvel Studios. The Avengers was such a fun romp and precedent changing superhero movie that I worried the …
Movie Review: Keanu
Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele have already left a funny and profound mark on society. Key and Peele joins Chappelle’s Show as one of the most …
Movie Review: Green Room
Green Room has inspired me to never become a punk rock artist. What starts out as a ho-hum punk show turns into a gruesome survival …
Movie Review: Sing Street
John Carney forever changed the musical game with Once. Taking a naturalistic approach, a musical didn’t just have to be a lavish song and dance …