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'Despicable Me 4' is a formulaically exhausting sequel that relentlessly milks what little charm the franchise still has left.
A Quiet Place: Day One is full of action and claustrophobic scenes, and is helped along by great acting performances.
Justice for Juneteenth concludes with picks from 70s Blaxploitation and 90s horror: Black Caesar and Tales from the Hood.
Walloing in grime and sleaze and filth, not to mention solid writing and talented actors, The Bikeriders is just good…
A dull story and an awful ending, Latency is a movie that drags you around for a ride but leaves…
The penultimate "Juneteenth" Weekend Double revisits where Blaxploitation started with 'Slaughter' and 'Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song.'
‘I Saw The TV Glow’ Review – A Snoozeworthy Transgender Allegory Featuring Limp Bizkit (Yes, Really)
I Saw the TV Glow is a mind-numbing trans allegory from someone who needs therapy, Jesus, or a combination of…
Restless is a film loaded with tension and anxiety that will make you incapable of breathing a sigh of relief…
Recycling three-quarters of the original film, Inside Out 2 is a harmless yet absolutely unnecessary sequel.
A dark comedy with a story that has some moments of brilliance, "The Shallow Tale of a Writer" ultimately stumbles…