3.5 star movies
We Summon The Darkness Review: Daddario’s Girl Gang Is On The Highway To Hell
There was a lot going on in the ’80s. Music, specifically, reached monumental new heights throughout this era. The launch of MTV ...
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Fairyland Review: Jones & McNairy Are Excellent In Moving Drama [Sundance]
Fairyland opens with an offscreen death. Alysia Abbott’s mother died in a car accident, and she’s left in the care ...
Knock At The Cabin Review: Shyamalan Delivers Thought-Provoking, Intense Horror
M. Night Shyamalan is back with Knock at the Cabin, a horror mystery that transpires in one location and ramps ...
Scream VI Review: Ghostface Isn’t Playing In Brutal, Bloody & Funny Sequel
“Who gives a fuck about movies?” asks Ghostface early in Scream VI, the sixth entry in the beloved, referential slasher ...
The Fabelmans Review: Williams Is A Standout In Spielberg’s Heartfelt Drama [TIFF]
When looking at one’s own past, it can be easy to see things through rose-colored glasses. Director and writer Steven ...
Talk To Me Review: Horror Film Delivers Chilling, Unnerving Scares [SXSW]
Talk to Me takes the living’s relationship with the dead and dials it up to 100. Directed by Michael Philippou ...
Self Reliance: Jake Johnson’s Directorial Feature Debut Is Wildly Fun [SXSW]
Self Reliance, Jake Johnson’s directorial debut, is everything one might expect from the comedic actor. The film is genuinely funny, ...
Of An Age Review: Goran Stolevski Crafts An Intense, Gentle Romantic Drama
Written and directed by Goran Stolevski, Of an Age will tug at the heartstrings. It’s a tender coming of age ...
Somebody I Used To Know Review: A Winning Trio Leads Refreshing Rom-Com
The basic set-up of Dave Franco’s newest film as a director, Somebody I Used to Know, is a familiar one. ...
The Artifice Girl Review: Ritch’s Sci-Fi Drama Is Intense, Nuanced & Thoughtful
There are plenty of movies about artificial intelligence, though it’s Alex Garland’s Ex Machina that comes to mind first when ...
Firebrand Review: Vikander Gives Powerhouse Performance In Historical Drama [Cannes]
The story of King Henry VIII has been told in various forms of media throughout the years. Five of his ...
Guy Ritchie’s The Covenant Review: A Clear Message About War, Humanity & Survival
The War in Afghanistan (2001-2021) has been a resource for storytelling within various movies over the last decade. Guy Ritchie, ...
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Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves Review – A Crowd-Pleasing Good Time For All [SXSW]
It seemed like an impossible feat to bring Dungeons & Dragons to life, especially considering the game doesn’t have any ...
Beau Is Afraid Review: An Overindulgent Mommy Issues Odyssey For The Ages
Ari Aster has become the poster child for A24 horror with Hereditary and Midsommar, but in his latest feature, Beau ...
