‘Five Nights at Freddy’s 2’ Film Review- Game Over
“One must marvel at how the creator of a unique and multifaceted world can completely botch a story based on his own creation.”
‘Hamnet’ Film Review: Simplicity Disguised as Something Profound
“Jessie Buckley can do no wrong”
‘My Last Best Friend’ Film Review: Two Fates Collide in a Changing World
“Prandi’s style and story earn comparisons to unique filmmakers such as John Cassavetes and Abel Ferrara; two passionate directors whose movies are tough and raw and nothing short of truthful.”
‘Eternity’ Film Review: Love and Hard Decisions in the Afterlife
“Elizabeth Olsen gives a committed performance filled with heart and an old-fashioned comic style that we used to see from performers such as Katherine Hepburn and Myrna Loy.”
‘Sentimental Value’ Film Review: A Resonant Human Drama
“Sentimental Value is the kind of intricate human drama that reminds us how powerful the art of cinema can be.”
‘The Running Man’ Film Review: A Popcorn Movie With Bite
“All of the action works and Wright knows how to shoot it.”
‘Predator: Badlands’ Film Review: The Most Inventive Predator Film to Date
Trachtenberg takes the series on a different path and ups the ante for what audiences expect from a Predator film.
‘Frankenstein’ Film Review: A Classic Tale For a New Generation
“Elordi allows The Creature’s humanity to come through organically and his director responds in kind.”
‘Shelby Oaks’ Film Review: Confused Narrative. Zero Scares.
“the director achieves a nice atmospheric quality.”
‘The Hand That Rocks the Cradle’ Film Review: A Popcorn Classic Redesigned
“The Hand That Rocks the Cradle begins on a solid foundation and finds promise in its intimacy and in the involving (and creative) backstory of its two main characters.”