Film Review: Afraid
You know, I think a film like Afraid is in kind of an interesting position when it comes to the intersection of art and history. Sure, in the current moment, Continue Reading
Film Review: Imaginary
Imaginary is by and large another junky PG-13 horror film that is thrown into theaters by the studios to take up space when there isn’t much else to put out, Continue Reading
Film Review: Five Nights At Freddy’s
NOTE: While the WGA strike is officially over, as of me writing this, SAG-AFTRA is still on strike, demanding fair wages, better working conditions, protection from AI, among many other Continue Reading
Film Review: The Exorcist: Believer
NOTE: While the WGA strike is officially over, as of me writing this, SAG-AFTRA is still on strike, demanding fair wages, better working conditions, protection from AI, among many other Continue Reading
Film Review: Evil Eye
Evil Eye is psychological thriller directed by twin brothers, Elan and Rajeev Dassani, and written by Madhuri Shekar, adapting her Amazon Original audio play of the same name. It follows Continue Reading
Film Review: The Hunt
It’s always the most unassuming things that seem to unintentionally generate a lot of buzz due to unwarranted controversy. I still vividly remember the uproar over the Seth Rogen, James Continue Reading
Film Review: The Invisible Man
After the most recent attempt at revitalizing the Universal Monsters with 2017’s The Mummy crashed and burned, it was clear that a whole new approach had to be taken. And Continue Reading
Film Review: Black Christmas
While it might not be a big name for most mainstream moviegoers, Black Christmas is a 1974 slasher film from Bob Clark, which is considered by many to be not Continue Reading
Film Review: Sweetheart
Sweetheart is a film that gets right down to business. It opens with Jenn washed up on the shores of a beautiful tropical island. Beside her is a friend, who Continue Reading
Film Review: Don’t Let Go
Don’t Let Go is a kinda-sorta sci-fi crime drama from writer/director, Jacob Aaron Estes, made in association with Blumhouse. It’s a compelling high concept – a cop walks into his Continue Reading
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