From beginning to end, Spider-Man: Far From Home is a total delight. It builds on what made Homecoming so enjoyable and has an impact on the MCU in a way that few solo films ever do. Continue reading SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME [Review]
Roy reviews a Netflix original horror movie, about a grieving mother and a magical boy made of clay, whom she makes to strike down her enemies. Continue reading THE GOLEM [Stream This? Review]
Mark Hamill brings the creepy and fun, breathing new life into this thoughtful reboot of the Child’s Play franchise, that surprises with its scares and humor. Continue reading CHILD’S PLAY [Review]
An all-new team of Men In Black (and Women In Black, but don’t get Agent O started) reintroduce the classic sci-fi comedy franchise for a new generation. Continue reading MEN IN BLACK: INTERNATIONAL [Review]
Fox’s X-Men franchise ends as a paradox – a muted spectacle that seems halfheartedly executed even as it focuses almost entirely on keeping up appearances. Continue reading DARK PHOENIX [Review]
The ghosts of the past, both figurative and literal, haunt a group of Confederate soldiers, in this Western-themed horror film from 2004. Continue reading DEAD BIRDS [Stream This? Review]
Taron Egerton embodies Elton John in a powerful and emotional musical fantasy, detailing John’s rise to success and the demons he fought along the way. Continue reading ROCKETMAN [Review]
Godzilla: King of the Monsters is simply put a great Godzilla movie. There’s action, spectacle, and all the thrills expected of a film built around the clashing of Titans. Continue reading GODZILLA: KING OF THE MONSTERS [Review]
Is Brightburn a dark twist on the Superman mythos, a spirited parody of the DCEU or a slasher film with a psycho super-boy as the killer? Try all of the above. Continue reading BRIGHTBURN [Review]
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