Category: Reviews

28 Years Later: Boyle’s infectious thriller is bloody brilliant

Maybe it really will take the apocalypse that forces us to remember what makes us human. Set...

by Steve Norton | Jun 18, 2025 | Reviews

by Robert Bellissimo If their was one word to capture the power of Winter Kept Us Warm, it would...

by Daniel Eng | Jun 13, 2025 | Film, Reviews

Endless Cookie traces a long period of time where animator Seth Scriver attempts to make an...

by Steve Norton | Jun 13, 2025 | Reviews

Running the data, the question of romance seems like it should be easy to answer. After all, with...

After nearly a decade, Hiccup and Toothless ride again… for the first time. Directed by Dean...

Thanks Chuck, for two great hours. Directed by Mike Flanagan, The Life of Chuck tells the story of...

Just like in real-life, Adults needs time. Now streaming on Disney+, Adults tells the story of...

by Steve Norton | Jun 9, 2025 | Reviews

Editor’s Note: ‘Freshly Press’d’ is our new title for moments when we’re invited into press...

Dan Da Dan: Evil Eye isn’t a standalone movie—it’s a direct continuation of the anime’s ongoing...

It would cheapen The Tundra Within Me (Eallogierdu) to call it Nordic Hallmark, although it does...

by Steve Norton | Jun 6, 2025 | Reviews

If you’d have told me five years ago that Predator might become the hottest franchise in the House...

For many years, movies have tried to capture the spiritual onscreen. And it’s usually by way of...

Hell hath no fury like a Ballerina scorned. And I wouldn’t have it any other way. Taking...