Film Review: In The Tall Grass
Based on the 2012 book of the same name by Stephen King and Joe Hill, In The Tall Grass is the latest from Netflix and writer/director, Vincenzo Natali, which follows Continue Reading
Film Review: IT Chapter Two
I appear to have an odd relationship with these It movies, at least in relation to how they seem to resonate with others. I’m largely indifferent to the first film, Continue Reading
Film Review: Where’d You Go, Bernadette
It’s been a few hours since I got out of Where’d You Go, Bernadette, and the thought that I still can’t quite get out of my head is…why isn’t there Continue Reading
Film Review: Blinded By The Light
What typically defines the very best Bruce Springsteen songs is how they’re able to create a harmony between accessible, catchy tunes and hard hitting lyrics about big ideas and issues Continue Reading
Film Review: Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark
The year is 1968. Halloween is taking place. The presidential election with Richard Nixon and Hubert Humphrey is just around the corner. News from the war in Vietnam is in Continue Reading
Film Review: The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind
In the last couple days, the film circles on the internet – mostly on Twitter – have gone back-and-forth with each other regarding comments that Steven Spielberg made about his Continue Reading
Film Review: The Wandering Earth
The Wandering Earth is currently the highest grossing film of 2019, hitting just over $600 million worldwide after merely two weeks of being in theaters since February 8th. How haven’t Continue Reading
Some Thoughts On…Winter’s Tale
So, my family doesn’t really celebrate Christmas, which resulted in a general indifference towards the holiday season. Sure, we kinda gave each other gifts, but it’s about as unceremonious as Continue Reading
Film Review: Mortal Engines
I’m so mad. Not at the movie, mind you. I’m mad at myself. Loving a movie that is destined to bomb, and not deliver on the sequels that the filmmakers Continue Reading
Film Review: Mowgli: Legend Of The Jungle
I really want to like Andy Serkis as a filmmaker. I try really hard. His debut film, Breathe, was a middling period drama that occasionally came to life when it Continue Reading
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