Movie Reviews

Movie reviews are our specialty and passion. We deliver ratings and insights on films of all genres and sizes—from blockbuster hits to independent gems and streaming platform originals. Here is our extensive collection of reviews where we give our final opinion on many movies.

We also do TV Reviews too.

‘Langston Kerman: Bad Poetry’ Review: Intimate Setting, Big Impact

August 20 2024, by Daniel Hart

Hats off to Langston Kerman. He is not deterred by being in the center of an intimate room. What’s more difficult for a stand-up set?...

Review: In ‘Strange Darling’, A One-Night Stand Spirals Out Of Control

August 17 2024, by Romey Norton

Strange Darling may very well be one of the best horror films of 2024 — despite having premiered at Fantastic Fest in 2023 — due...

‘The Union’ Surprisingly Works – Not Just Because Of Mark Wahlberg and Halle Berry

August 16 2024, by Daniel Hart

I know what you are thinking. I’m a critic, so I’m going to predictably pan The Union as a trashy popcorn movie as part of...

‘Matt Rife: Lucid’ Showcases His Crowd Work, Which Is A Problem

August 13 2024, by Daniel Hart

There’s no doubt that Matt Rife: Lucid – A Crowd Work Special shows off the stand-up comedian’s talent, but that’s a problem in itself. In...

Review: Matt Damon and Casey Affleck’s Chemistry Elevates ‘The Instigators’

August 9 2024, by Jonathon Wilson

There isn’t much to The Instigators. It’s a surface-level crime caper with a forgettable plot, few big moments, and largely one-note characters. And yet I...

‘Mission: Cross’ – A Marriage on the Rocks Meets Spy Intrigue

August 9 2024, by Daniel Hart

Mission: Cross is like a South Korean Mr. and Mrs. Smith, without high-octane sexual tension and playfulness. It leans toward an exhausting, miserable marriage, where...

‘The Shakedown’ – Crime-Comedy Gone Wrong

August 8 2024, by Daniel Hart

The problem with The Shakedown is that the opening twenty minutes have promise and abundant fun, but then the South African film resorts to a...

‘One Fast Move’ – Motorcycles, Family, and Redemption

August 8 2024, by Daniel Hart

You can already tell what you are in for in the first few minutes of One Fast Move. It is a broody drama movie about...

Why ‘Lolo and the Kid’ Will Leave You Torn and Touched

August 7 2024, by Daniel Hart

Lolo and the Kid is not a movie you’ll walk away from feeling particularly happy. It’s an experience where you’ll recognize the rawness of human...

‘Borderless Fog’ Review: An Intense Indonesian Crime Thriller by Director Edwin

August 1 2024, by Daniel Hart

Borderless Fog is not a movie to take lightly. Director Edwin (Vengeance Is Mine, All Others Pay Cash, Posesif) was not in the mood to...

‘House of Ga’a’ Review: This Authentic and Powerful Nigerian Historical Drama is Stunning

July 27 2024, by Daniel Hart

Director Bolanle Austen-Peters and writer Tunde Babalola were eager to convey how great the old Oyo Empire was during the 18th Century, but at the...

‘Non Negotiable’ Review: A Mexican Netflix Action-Comedy That’s Popcorn Movie Fodder

July 26 2024, by Daniel Hart

Alan Binder is a highly skilled hostage negotiator in Non Negotiable who soon finds himself negotiating for the release of the Mexican President. But his...

Netflix’s “Hallmark” Movie ‘Find Me Falling’ Lacks Feeling Despite Set In Scenic Cyprus

July 19 2024, by Daniel Hart

To be frank, Find Me Falling is a Hallmark movie filmed in Cyprus. We’ve seen it all before: a man moves to a location to...

Chad Daniels Proves He’s A Smart Comedian With ‘Empty Nester’ On Netflix

July 16 2024, by Daniel Hart

Okay, before I get stuck in, this is my first experience with Chad Daniels as a stand-up comedian, so I had zero expectations with Empty...

Review: ‘Lobola Man’ Has A Flawed Premise That A Happy Ending Can’t Save

July 13 2024, by Jonathon Wilson

There’s a certain light-hearted charm to Lobola Man. There’s also a pretty big issue with it, and I’m not sure a moderately happy ending necessarily...

Review: ‘The Champion’ Is A Solid Drama Undermined By A Silly Ending

July 12 2024, by Jonathon Wilson

The Champion (2024) isn’t a very good movie, but it’s a well-intentioned and likable one so I’d feel bad making fun of it. The from-the-ashes...

‘Blame the Game’ Ending Has All The Hallmarks Of Skewed Modern Dating

July 12 2024, by Daniel Hart

Forgive me for being foolish. I expected the German feature Blame the Game to be another Game Night. However, I still enjoyed it, to an...

‘Vanished Into the Night’ Only Works If You Do Not Work Out The Twist

July 11 2024, by Daniel Hart

It isn’t easy to talk about Vanished Into the Night without acknowledging its superb twist. I, for one, did not see it coming, and I’m...