Movie Reviews

Zack Snyder’s Justice League Review: A Visually Compelling Drag Of A Director’s Cut

March 18, 2021

Many of the online reviews for Zack Snyder’s Justice League, or The Snyder Cut, have mentioned that the reviewer is surprised that the new version of the film is so different from the theatrical version that wa...

Raya and the Last Dragon Review: A Broken Animated World Where Mediocrity Prevails

Chris Sawin

March 6, 2021

Movie Reviews, Movies

Raya and the Last Dragon takes place in a dragon-shaped land known as Kumandra. Long ago, a “mindless plague” known as Druun mercilessly swept through Kumandra and turned nearly every person and every dragon to...

The Little Things Review: Do They Matter at All to This Movie?

JB Augustine

February 14, 2021

Movie Reviews, Movies

After sitting through The Little Things, the second release from Warner Bros. as part of their new simultaneous-theater-and-streaming-release strategy, I’m reminded of a scene from The Simpsons. During one o...

Review: A Glitch In The Matrix Asks The Question: Is Simulation Theory Science or Fiction?

Allie Hanley

February 12, 2021

Movie Reviews, Reviews

From Rodney Ascher, the same director that brought audiences the vastly validating sleep paralysis documentary The Nightmare, A Glitch In The Matrix is not a sequel to the Keanu Reeves-led sci-fi film, but ra...

Saint Maud Review: Never Waste Your Pain

Chris Sawin

February 12, 2021

Movie Reviews, Movies

Written and directed by Rose Glass, Saint Maud is a British psychological horror film that follows nurse Katie (Morfydd Clark), who finds herself unemployed after she loses one of her patients. Now, going by th...

Earwig and the Witch Review: An Uneven But Enjoyable CGI Effort from Studio Ghibli

Chris Sawin

February 4, 2021

Anime, Anime Reviews, Movie Reviews, Movies

Following his work on Tales From Earthsea (2006), From Up on Poppy Hill (2011), and the CGI animated television series Ronja, The Robber’s Daughter (2014) (which is currently available to stream on Amazon Prime...

Psycho Goreman Review: Hunky Boys and Severed Heads

Chris Sawin

January 27, 2021

Movie Reviews, Movies

From Steven Kostanski, writer and director of Manborg, The Void, and the incredible 5-minute short Bio-Cop, Psycho Goreman (also known as PG: Psycho Goreman) is this joyous blend of absurdly bloody horror, awes...

Wonder Woman 1984 Review: Was It Worth the Wait?

JB Augustine

December 30, 2020

Movie Reviews, Movies

We've been expecting you, Wonder Woman 1984. After numerous stops and starts, it's finally here, dropping on HBO Max and at theaters (where applicable). With the hype train taking off from the station at the...

Soul Review: The Art of Jazzing Through Life

Chris Sawin

December 21, 2020

Movie Reviews, Movies

Joe Gardner (voiced by Jamie Foxx) has always survived on one-shot music gigs and working as a part-time middle school band instructor. One day, much to his surprise, his life begins to turn around, as the scho...

Freaky Review: Vince Vaughn Delights and Terrifies

Chris Sawin

November 13, 2020

Movie Reviews, Movies

Freaky is the latest comedy horror concoction from Happy Death Day mastermind Christopher Landon. Co-written by Landon and Michael Kennedy, the latter of whom has provided IT support and various forms of produc...