‘Scary Movie’ (2026) Forgets to Be Funny
For some reason, modern audiences are having nostalgia for the Scary Movie franchise. The once-shepherded-by-the-Wayans-Brothers spoof series that parodied contemporary horror
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‘Tuner’ is an Accomplished Fiction Debut from Daniel Roher
The path from documentarian to fiction filmmaker isn’t as smooth as one thinks (see, as a recent example, Jimmy Chin
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‘Power Ballad’ is Another Solid John Carney Picture
John Carney can’t necessarily be described as “one-trick pony,” even if he makes virtually the same film over and over
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‘Spider-Noir’ Series Gives Renewed Hope to a Failing Marvel Universe
It would be fair to say that the Sony Spider-Man Universe (SSU) hasn’t had a particularly great run ever since
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Boots Riley Loves Movies with ‘I Love Boosters’
It would be futile for me to give you a succinct plot summary of Boots Riley’s I Love Boosters. The
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Baltasar Kormákur Fumbles a Great Premise with ‘Apex’
Four years after the release of Beast, it might be logical for Icelandic genre filmmaker Baltasar Kormákur to eventually direct
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‘Exit 8’ Gives Audiences A Good Video Game Adaptation
If you were disappointed by The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, look no further than Exit 8, a video game adaptation
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Kristoffer Borgli Takes a Big Risk with ‘The Drama’
It is extremely difficult to talk about Kristoffer Borgli’s latest movie, The Drama, without mentioning the big twist that looms
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‘Alpha’ is a Thoughtful Effort from Julia Ducournau
Those who expected another Raw or Titane may be disappointed while watching Julia Ducournau’s latest movie, Alpha. This film takes
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‘Hoppers’ Brings Pixar Back to Its Glory Days
For a long time, I’ve asked myself the following question: Have I aged out of Pixar, or has Pixar lost
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Netflix’s ‘War Machine’ is a Strange Genre Blender
I was fully expecting to hate Patrick Hughes’ War Machine while watching it. Another Netflix piece of content that essentially
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‘How to Make a Killing’ Clumsily Reinterprets an Ealing Classic
Many might not know that John Patton Ford’s latest film, How to Make a Killing, is loosely based on Robert
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