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The Road House remake is a fun movie that will likely leave audiences wondering whether the original movie even needed…
What's it profit a man to gain ratings but lose his soul? Find out in our review of Late Night…
Without the nostalgia, Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire is only a dull, uninspired mess of a film that may be worse than…
When it comes to Hollywood Cinema, it’s pretty straightforward to pull the heartstrings of the viewers by telling a heartwarming
With some bug fixes and a little polish, Capcom's 'Dragon's Dogma 2' could easily take home the title of Game…
Katy O'Brian steals the show from Kristen Stewart in Love Lies Bleeding, Hollywood's latest attempt to push a mainstream gay…
The American Society of Magical Negroes is a soulless, race-bating charisma vaccum of a film by a director who hates…
In the review of Blumhouse's new thriller Imaginary, our writer Dante wonders how this company didn't come up with a…
'Kung Fu Panda 4' isn't the best entry in the fan-favorite animated franchise, but it's still a ton of fun.
The Invisible Fight is described as a "heavy metal action comedy" by Kino Lorber that doesn't offer much of either.
For all the criticisms one may have about its storytelling, 'Dune: Part Two' is still an explosively avant-garde film.
Our review explains why Hundreds of Beavers is the wacked out kind of shoestring DIY independent film you've been waiting…
In our written review, find out if Lisa Frankenstein is worth seeing or if you should save a buck and…
You may have guessed our review concludes that Madame Web is another case of Sony churning out bad Spider-Man movies.…
Whether She is Conann is faithful to the Conan character, the film is an intriguing and one-of-a-kind experience.
Restore Point is a gorgeous vision of the future that lacks depth, a worthwhile story, and heartfelt performances.
Monolith is the cinematic equivalent of tap dancing on a hydrogen bomb while, at the same time, hoping that it…
With immature writing and sloppy CGI, Argylle is a frustrating action thriller that willingly wallows in goofy, cringey nonsense.
Miller’s Girl is yet another example of pseudo-intellectuals trying to gas up their own nonsensical product.
While it may be applauded by people who hate the teachings of the Bible, The Book of Clarence creates racial…