*This Review Contains Full Spoilers* The newest series from HBO and director Craig Zobel, Mare of Easttown, sets up its small-town Pennsylvania setting and the relationships surrounding two women on… Read more HBO’s Mare of Easttown: Series Premiere Review →
The newest original series to hit HBO Max, Made for Love, is an intriguing dark dramedy that sees Cristin Milioti continue to kill it in a story where love and… Read more HBO Max’s Made for Love: Premiere Episodes Review →
*This Review Contains Full Spoilers* Amazon’s adaptation of Robert Kirkman’s comic series Invincible brings the source material to life and takes viewers into a familiar yet fresh world of superheroes… Read more Invincible (First Three Episodes) Review →
After nearly a decade long development hell that consisted of late reshoots and tons of writing changes, Edge of Tomorrow and American Made director Doug Liman’s Chaos Walking has finally… Read more Chaos Walking Review: Not a chaotic mess, but nothing worthwhile →
Although it contains a heartwarming concept and two leads that are truly rising stars, The Ultimate Playlist of Noise doesn’t live up to its potential. When I first came across… Read more The Ultimate Playlist of Noise Review: Unremarkable and unambitious YA coming of age fodder →
Writer/director Chloe Zhao takes viewers on a deeply personal trip of self-discovery through the modern American West with her latest, now Golden Globe winning, film Nomadland. The film that takes… Read more Nomadland Review: A heartfelt and warming trip through nomadic living →
The latest film in Netflix’s weekly film releases is a thrilling cat and mouse game between evil and unassuming evil from writer/director J Blakeson – I Care A Lot. The… Read more I Care A Lot Review: Pike kills it in this thrilling and captivating power struggle →
There have been films where people fall in love with blow-up dolls, hot red cars, the voice of a computer operating system, and other inanimate objects, but with her directorial… Read more Jumbo Review: A mesmerizing and warming showing of somewhat strange love →