Writer/director Deon Taylor’s latest film, Fear, features a solid premise it can’t capitalize on because of messy execution, problematic subtext, and a general lack of ambition. The film follows a… Read more Fear (2023) Review: A dull and remarkably messy pandemic horror story →
Writer/director Brandon Cronenberg, the mind behind the criminally underseen Possessor, returns with his third feature film, Infinity Pool, taking audiences into a thematically rich and hypnotic downward spiral that showcases… Read more Infinity Pool Review: Cronenberg’s latest is an unforgettable thrill ride →
*This Review Contains Full Spoilers* The second episode of The Last of Us continues to explore its world-ending infection, both narratively and visually, while further establishing a bond between its… Read more HBO’s The Last of Us: Episode 2 Review →
The trailers for Plane pitched it as a stock-standard Gerard Butler action-thriller with Mike Colter, who many know as Luke Cage, tagging along for the ride. However, it ends up… Read more Plane Review: An unexpected thrill ride →
PlayStation continues to bring some of their biggest gaming franchises to life now teaming up with HBO to bring Naughty Dog’s The Last of Us to the small screen. While… Read more HBO’s The Last of Us: Series Premiere Review →
Writer/director Rian Johnson’s follow-up to his 2019 breakout hit Knives Out, Glass Onion, is another masterfully crafted mystery full of engaging characters and complex storytelling that has you hooked through… Read more Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery Review: Your next Netflix obsession is nearly here →
The directorial debut of Nikyatu Jusu, Nanny, has some strong cultural perspectives, atmospheric horror, and a compelling lead performance, but can’t tie it all together to create a consistently engaging… Read more Nanny Review: A middling horror flick that can’t fully utilize its strengths →
The latest from director Mark Mylod, The Menu, offers a delicious slice of dark comedy with some hilarious jabs at avant-garde culinary and class that audiences can easily savor. The… Read more The Menu Review: A delectable and savory mix of horror thrills and darkly comedic satire →
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