Category: Reviews
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Review: The Pale Blue Eye
The latest Christian Bale/Scott Cooper collaboration is a well-acted period mystery that tries to squeeze in one too many twists.
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Review: The Menu
If you love wealth hating satire and foodies facing imminent doom than The Menu is the film for you. If not, Ralph Fiennes can carry you through this room-temp horror comedy.
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The End Credits Scene in ‘White Noise’ Rules
One of the most electric scenes from any film in 2022 comes at the end of Noah Baumbach’s White Noise, delivering one of the weirdest dance numbers you’ve ever seen.
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Review: The Fabelmans
Steven Spielberg’s latest is like nothing we’ve seen from him before. This well acted coming of age tale is some of his best work in recent years despite some glaring flaws.
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‘Jack Ryan’ Is An All-Time Background Show
There may not be a better show on TV to properly prepare you for sleepy time and I mean that in the best way possible.
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Review: Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery
Without a doubt one of the more fun movies of the year, the Knives Out sequel is filled with great performances, tight writing, and will no doubt lead to a bump in male romper sales.
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Review: Babylon
Babylon is a rip-roaring good time that exhausts itself by the end. Great performances all around, particularly from Margot Robbie and breakout star Diego Calva.
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Review: Emancipation
Will Smith’s big return shows he’s still got it as an actor but it may not be enough to carry this flawed passion project.
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Why Has Nobody Told Me How Incredible ‘Road House’ Is?
In 30 years not one person ever told me to watch this movie. Shame on all of you.
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I Finally Got Around To Watching ‘The Bear’ And Its Damn Good TV
One of 2022’s best new shows is filled with grief, addiction, stress, family drama…and comedy! A great binge for the holidays.
Too Much Popcorn 