‘The Watchers’ is Conventional, but Ishana Shyamalan Shows Promise
The Watchers brings in a new member of the Shyamalan family behind the director’s chair. The new kid on the
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Author: John Dotson
‘Furiosa’ is Ambitious, Admirable, but it’s No ‘Fury Road’
While watching Furiosa; A Mad Max Saga, just remember this is from the same director who made Happy Feet. It’s a fascinating
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‘I Saw the TV Glow’: Pop Culture’s Role in an Unaccepting World
A24’s I Saw The TV Glow features two characters connecting over a childhood program. It’s a movie dissecting how pop culture
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Review: ‘Abigail’ is a Crowd-pleasing Bloodbath
In the movie Abigail, Radio Silence filmmakers Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett continue to make a specific type of horror
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‘Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire’ is an Anime Inspired Smash
Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire is gifted with the same creative fortitude as Creed III. With the third Rocky spin-off, Michael B. Jordan was thirsty to
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‘Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire’ A Nostalgic Trip to NYC with a Superhero Twist
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire brings the misfit family from Afterlife and returns the saga to The Big Apple. Moreover, it sees the
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‘Dune: Part Two’ Review: A Cinematic Miracle
Once in a blue moon, a movie comes along that feels different. For this writer, experiences such as The Matrix
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‘Molli and Max in the Future’ Review: A ‘When Harry Met Sally’ Inspired Galactic Rom-Com
Imagine a movie that combines Tron, Guardians of the Galaxy, and, somehow, When Harry Met Sally. Once the image of
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‘She is Conann’ Review: A Banksy-inspired Vision of Conan the Barbarian
She is Conann is not a Conan film. The characters are mostly here, including the addition of Red Sonja. But the acid
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Review: ‘All of Us Strangers’ is a Heart-wrenching Daydream
As a disclaimer, when it comes to the subject of LGTBQ, there are far better voices to discuss this film,
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Review: ‘The Iron Claw’ is Devastatingly Powerful
A while back, there was a critic who spoke online about being rejected by an organization. The reason: He put
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Review: Hayao Miyazaki’s ‘The Boy and the Heron’ is a Farewell Poem
Hayao Miyazaki is easily one of the greatest storytellers of our time. The imagination and artistry on display with each project
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