*This Review Contains Full Spoilers* Created by Erle Stanley Gardner in the 1930s, Perry Mason has been a staple to detective stories and has remained an iconic name through… Read more HBO’s Perry Mason: Series Premiere Review →
Over the last few years, there has been a seemingly endless stream of adaptations where even the sickest of people somehow find love. Films like Five Feet Apart and The… Read more Babyteeth Review: Scanlen’s incredible breakout performance creates one of the best films of 2020 →
Writer/director Judd Apatow has made a lot of great comedy vehicles over the years that have launched plenty of comedians into the view of the public eye. Whether it was… Read more The King of Staten Island Review: Davidson and Apatow are a winning combination →
Attempting to take the star-crossed criminal love story of Bonnie and Clyde into the world of social media, Infamous falters in delivering a fresh look at the dangers and impact… Read more Infamous Review: Fails to take Bonnie and Clyde into the world of social media →
The sophomore feature from writer/director Joey Klein, Castle in the Ground, is a harsh and undaunting look into the opioid crisis that rattles your cage through unnerving performances from talented… Read more Castle in the Ground Review: An unnerving look into the opioid epidemic that’ll leave viewers shook →
Female coming of age stories are booming in this new generation of filmmaking and the newest film from director Coky Giedroyc, How to Build a Girl, mostly finds a way… Read more How to Build a Girl Review: Feldstein is stellar in this strong, but overly familiar coming of age story →
Netflix’s latest thriller, Dangerous Lies, might have some recognizable faces that usually don’t disappoint and the potential to be at least a halfway decent thriller, but it’s truly one of… Read more Dangerous Lies Review: One of Netflix’s blandest and worst thrillers to date →
Netflix’s Stranger Things gave us a slew of young talent that have been killing it since their start on the series. At this point, it’s hard not to see the… Read more Abe Review: Schnapp leads a strong and compelling story about food, family, and culture →
