Review: Sometimes I Think About Dying has a very specific set of ideals and sensibilities, but I found I was able to break right through the mundane delivery and gleam a lot from the movie. Daisy Ridley
Saint Omer Stars Kayije Kagame and Guslagie Malanda and is Directed by Alice Diop Review: As far as saddening dramas go, it’s hard to find a recent movie as thickly layered as Saint Omer, Alice Diop’s
Sorry About the Demon Stars Jon Michael Simpson and Olivia Ducayen and is Directed by Emily Hagins Review: Although there are some highlights in terms of tone and style in Emily Hagins’ Sorry About the Demon,
Christmas Bloody Christmas Stars Riley Dandy and Sam Delich and is Directed by Joe Begos Review: If you just want to see some raunchy, gory fun on a holiday night, there aren’t many options better
The Adam Project Stars Ryan Reynolds and Mark Ruffalo and is Directed by Shawn Levy Review: It has a heaping amount of heart and a dash of whit, but The Adam Project failed to deliver the breathtaking
Review: When The Gray Man is working at its best, it has the wiseass-ery of Chris Evans at the center, even if it takes a decent amount of runtime for him to even enter the fold. Otherwise,
Review: I’m not sure if James Ponsoldt will be given the budget and room to make another film for a major studio, and I’m starting to worry about where he goes from here given that
Don’t Worry Darling Stars Florence Pugh and Harry Styles and is Directed by Olivia Wilde While it’s easy to point fingers and blame the film’s issues on just a few individuals, Don’t Worry Darling, at its
Review: While V/H/S/99 has a few eye-popping images and scenes, the movie’s plotlines and ideas aren’t nearly as fresh as the best of this franchise. V/H/S/99 on Shudder V/H/S/99 Review V/H/S fans can rejoice as the franchise is
Spirited Stars Ryan Reynolds and Will Ferrell and is Directed by Sean Anders Review: Spirited is an overly-indulgent holiday mess that sets the bar extremely low for the seasonal slate coming up. Ryan Reynolds and Will Ferrell