Director Tom George’s feature directorial debut, See How They Run, is an original whodunnit murder-mystery with some solid comedic bite and intriguing ideas, but struggles to stay consistent. The film… Read more See How They Run Review: A funny murder-mystery that struggles to reach its potential →
The latest action thriller starring Liam Neeson, Memory, might be a step up from previous failures, but isn’t that much of an improvement. Memory, based on Jef Geeraerts’ novel De… Read more Memory Review: A forgettable entry in Neeson’s action portfolio →
With its latest episode, Peacemaker tones down the action to focus more on its characters, mainly its titular anti-hero, and create more intrigue around its central mysteries. Peacemaker has excellently… Read more DC’s Peacemaker: The Choad Less Traveled (Episode 4) Review →
With a pedigree in directing action thrillers like The Grey and Boss Level, it’s no surprise that director Joe Carnahan delivers a solid cops and crooks thriller with Copshop. The… Read more Copshop Review: Fun performances and stylish action outweigh a so-so story →
The newest film to release through Warner Bros’ “hitting theaters and HBO Max the same day” plan is the feature directorial debut of Westworld co-creator Lisa Joy, Reminiscence. Reminiscence gave… Read more Reminiscence Review: Mind-bending potential lost in its overly complicated execution →
Director Steven Soderbergh crafts an endlessly enticing crime thriller with No Sudden Move as it hooks you onto its mystery through its cast of suspicious characters and their underlying motives.… Read more No Sudden Move Review: Soderbergh’s latest is an endlessly thrilling must-watch →
Disney attempts to give another one of their beloved queens of mean a live-action origin story with their latest film Cruella. The film delves into the origins of the iconic,… Read more Cruella Review: Chaotic fun delivered through great performances and rebellious style →
The latest from director John Lee Hancock, best known for The Blindside and The Highwaymen, and the first film in Warner Bros.’ big theatrical and streaming same day lineup is… Read more The Little Things Review: Great performances and an intriguing personal narrative outweigh familiarity and underwhelming thrills →
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