Creating a chilling atmosphere and featuring another standout performance from Riley Keough, the newest horror film from Severin Fiala and Veronika Franz, The Lodge, is a stone-cold chiller with only… Read more The Lodge Review: A stone-cold chiller that boasts a frosty atmosphere →
The Rhythm Section, based on the novel of the same name by Mark Burnell, has been “almost out” plenty of times and gone through quite a development hell. Originally, the… Read more The Rhythm Section Review: Lively and Morano liven up dull material →
On this week’s episode of Harley Quinn, A Seat at the Table, Harley (voiced by Kaley Cuoco) adjusts to her new life as a member of the Legion of Doom… Read more Harley Quinn: A Seat at the Table Review →
Adapting the works of iconic horror author H.P. Lovecraft is no easy task. From the strangeness of his characters, creatures, and stories to the carefully crafted themes of his stories,… Read more Color Out of Space Review: Stanley delivers visually stunning body horror at its best →
Writer/director Guy Ritchie has made quite a career in proving himself to be quite the talented creator of British gangster films and even a great adapter of the legendary story… Read more The Gentlemen Review: Ritchie’s return to form is strongly stylized and a lot of fun →
On this week’s episode of Harley Quinn, L.O.D.R.S.V.P., Harley (voiced by Kaley Cucuo) gets the opportunity to fulfill her dream of being accepted into the Legion of Doom and Dr.… Read more Harley Quinn: L.O.D.R.S.V.P. Review →
Fresh off his 2016 global hit, Your Name., writer/director Makoto Shinkai has another strong film on his hands with the beautifully animated and emotionally driven story of Weathering with You.… Read more Weathering With You Review: Shinkai returns with another beautifully animated emotional rollercoaster →
Breaking both the reboot/remake/sequel curse and the general notion that films released in January are destined to be bad, Will Smith and Martin Lawrence reunite to bring the Bad Boys… Read more Bad Boys for Life Review: Bad Boys is back and in good hands →
