‘Knives Out’ Review: A Dastardly Delicious Caper
Knives Out is an impeccably constructed film enhanced by fantastic performances from the ensemble (especially Daniel…
Month: October 2019
‘Pain and Glory’ Review: A Sublime Experience
Pedro Almodóvar’s Pain and Glory is a personal tale full of pitfalls, promise, and heartache. Almodóvar opens…
‘Jo Jo Rabbit’ Review: A Joyful Flaying Of Racist Ideology
Jo Jo Rabbit lampoons our darkest tendencies as human beings and shoves a bottle rock up its…
‘The Irishman’ Review: A Masterclass In Every Sense
The Irishman is in a class all by itself. There are mediocre movies, good movies, great…
‘Mrs Fletcher’ Review Episode One: A Slice Of Reality
Mrs. Fletcher is latest in a long line of wickedly twisted comedies being churned out by…
‘Watchmen’ Season One Episode Two Review: Secrets are Revealed
Watchmen kicked off its first season last week with quite a flurry and a mountain of…
‘Watchmen’ Episode One Review: Here Comes HBO’s Next Breakout Hit
Watchmen is set to ascend to the throne as HBO’s top television show (if the pilot…
‘Zombieland: Double Tap’ Review: A Delightful Reminder Of Why We Love Zombie Movies
Zombieland: Double Tap is, at times, downright goofy but still a delight to watch. A…
‘Maleficent: Mistress Of Evil’ Review: An Average Follow Up
Maleficent: Mistress Of Evil isn’t terrible by any means, but it’s certainly not worth seeing in…
‘The Lighthouse’ Review: A Magnificent Mix Of Madness And Mermaids
The Lighthouse is a soulful dip into the farthest reaches of insanity and what drives us…