‘Disclosure Day’ Review: Spielberg Takes a Thrilling Sci-Fi Swing
Back in the early 2000s, Roger Ebert dubbed Minority Report a “triumph” during a time, as he called it, “when
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‘Carolina Caroline’ Coasts of Pure Vibes and Charisma
Carolina Caroline is a good example of the type of film that knows the influences it’s built on and uses
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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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‘Ready or Not 2: Here I Come’ Review: Double The Gore, Double The Lore
Out of all the films to get a potential sequel, Ready or Not certainly isn’t the first that most would
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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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‘Send Help’ Review: Sam Raimi Does It Again
The great formalist Sam Raimi has done it again with Send Help and continues to prove why he’s one of
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‘Now You See Me: Now You Don’t’ Doesn’t Conjure Up Much Magic
As J. Daniel Atlas states in this film, “In the world of magic, everything that disappears reappears.” The same rings
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‘Caught Stealing’: A Rock Solid, Slick, and Gritty Mid-Budget Crime Caper
Darren Aronofsky has always been a tricky filmmaker to pin down. A filmography featuring crowd-pleasing award winners like The Whale
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Fantasia Film Festival 2025: ‘Terrestrial’ Movie Review
Fantasia Fest 2025 kicked off over the weekend, and we are here with our first of many reviews. The first
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B-Sides: ‘Aggro Dr1ft’, ‘Presence’, ‘Succession’ & ‘Daredevil: Born Again’
Vin and John discuss some miscellaneous films and shows they’re watching, new and old. This includes a couple of films
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‘Cassandra’ Series Review: Netflix’s Bleak AI Horror Show
Cassandra is a science fiction technohorror production from German director and writer Benjamin Gutsche. The 6-episode show stars Lavinia Wilson
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