Being a sequel and having to live-up to and improve on the previous film(s) is pretty hard work in itself, but Spider-Man: Far From Home had the even tougher task… Read more Spider-Man: Far From Home Review: Spidey’s global outing is far from great →
Frankly, I don’t many people would dispute or judge me saying that The Beatles is easily one of, if not the most, influential band of all-time. From music to ideas… Read more Yesterday Review: Standout performances from Patel and James save Yesterday from being squandered by a messy premise →
Showcasing another story of an unlikely rise to stardom, Wild Rose’s country music vibes and a breakout performance from Jessie Buckley set it apart from being another A Star is Born… Read more Wild Rose Review: Familiar, but made fun through a country music spin and a breakout performance from Buckley →
Although Chucky might not be the same paint and plastic as he was when he hit theaters back in 1989 and there being no involvement from his creator Don Mancini,… Read more Child’s Play Review: An entertainingly unique take on a slasher classic →
While assassins are meant to be concise, quick-witted, and stealthy in approach, Luc Besson’s newest film, Anna, is the complete opposite and is just plain boring and confounding at times… Read more Anna Review: Luc Besson’s newest action thriller is a cliche and dull experience →
Out of all the films on Disney’s 2019 line-up, the one film that worried me the most had to be Toy Story 4. Toy Story has always been one of… Read more Toy Story 4 Review: Diminishes all doubt through great humor, emotional moments, and satisfying closure →
While Shaft might boast some fun action sequences and comedic moments, as well as the return of Samuel L. Jackson and Richard Roundtree to the titular role, it also shows… Read more Shaft Review: Jackson’s still great in a truly out of touch sequel. →
You know, it’s rare when the concept of the film immediately has me hooked, but that’s what happened when I came across Head Count. The cast is full of unknown… Read more Head Count Review: A creepy, slick, and fresh feature debut from writer/director Elle Callahan →
