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 …
Ralph Ineson
Movie Review: The Fantastic Four: First Steps
Apologies to Thunderbolts*, but this is where the MCU really needs the win. Marvel’s tried The Fantastic Four a few times now, and have only …
Movie Review: Nosferatu
And we’re threading the needle now. After The Northman, Robert Eggers learned how to appeal to mass audiences while embracing his wonderful weirdness that The …
Movie Review: The First Omen
The First Omen made me mad. Not at this movie, which is shockingly pretty good! No, at David Gordon Green, who’s torpedoed TWO legendary horror …
Movie Review: The Creator
What’s this? A relatively big budget sci-fi movie not based on any IP? I almost forgot we used to make movies like this. Gareth Edwards, …
Movie Review: Catherine Called Birdy
O, to be young…and be a girl in an oppressive patriarchal society. Lena Dunham certainly experienced her fair share of this unfortunate rite of passage …
Movie Review: The Northman
There are a lot of Egg heads out there. Robert Eggers has always been a filmmaker I admired, but I found watching his movies to …
Movie Review: Everybody’s Talking About Jamie
The Prom came out at the end of last year, and made the criminal mistake of taking a young girl’s story of identity and sexuality …
Movie Review: The Green Knight
David Lowery doesn’t get mentioned among the great directors of the 2010s, but he belongs among them. Lowery’s impressive ability to craft moods and feelings …
Movie Review: Gunpowder Milkshake
The lead of Gunpowder Milkshake is Karen Gillan. Most people are probably like who the HELL is Karen Gillian. Well, I’m here to remind you …