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.

Once Upon A Star Review – A generic biopic with a unique underdog story

October 12 2023, by Amanda Guarragi

The actors who dub films need to vocally prepare themselves to match the expressions on screen, which means studying the actors and in a way,...

Awareness Review – An overly complicated sci-fi thriller where nothing makes sense

October 11 2023, by Lori Meek

If you’ve ever wondered how a mash-up between The Terminator, The Matrix, The X-Men, and Inception would look like, Prime Video’s Spanish sci-fi thriller Awareness...

The Mill (2023) Review – A compelling exploration of soul-crushing corporate quotas

October 9 2023, by Lori Meek

As any self-respecting office worker knows, that first early start after the weekend is usually the worst. Hulu releasing The Mill (2023), a sci-fi horror...

Ballerina (2023) Review – Brawny And Brainless

October 6 2023, by Jonathon Wilson

“Style over substance” is a cliché if ever there was one, and contrary to popular belief, critics – the decent ones, anyway – like to...

Pet Sematary: Bloodlines Review – An impressive prequel

October 6 2023, by Amanda Guarragi

The lure of small-town myths is what makes Stephen King’s stories captivating. Every character is connected to the grounds they walk on. Their families have...

Khufiya Review – A successful, suspenseful spy drama

October 5 2023, by Romey Norton

Khufiya is a mystery thriller film that is based on Amar Bhushan’s espionage novel Escape to Nowhere. This film is the Netflix debut of director...

Keys to the Heart (2023) Review – A heartfelt remake

October 4 2023, by Amanda Guarragi

When children become adults, they bond with their parents differently. It’s almost as if the age difference isn’t there, and you’re co-existing as adults who...

Race to the Summit Review – A deadly duel of height and speed

October 4 2023, by Kieran Burt

Heights are something that humans are naturally scared of. The fear of being up above the ground, losing your footing and plummeting below. It’s not...

Totally Killer Review – Back to the Future gets the slasher movie treatment

October 4 2023, by Eamon Hennedy

With Nahnatchka Khan directing and Jason Blum producing, Totally Killer does exactly what the audience expects regarding its mixture of time travel and horror movie...

Fair Play (2023) Review – A compulsive and intense erotic thriller for the modern age

October 3 2023, by Eamon Hennedy

Chloe Domont’s Fair Play represents another step on the comeback ladder for the erotic thriller, and we dive into the 2023 movie with this official...

Beth Stelling: If You Didn’t Want Me Then Review

October 3 2023, by Romey Norton

Well, we certainly want her now! From the Victoria Theatre in Dayton, Ohio (her hometown), comedian Beth Stelling and Netflix bring us a one-hour comedy...

Appendage Review – a mostly forgettable body horror flick

October 2 2023, by Lori Meek

Anna Zlokovic’s feature debut, Appendage, is the first from this year’s Hulu Huluween line-up of seasonal (mostly forgettable) horror flicks. The film blends elements of...

57 Seconds (2023) Review

October 2 2023, by Jonathon Wilson

57 Seconds is the title of a 2023 sci-fi straight-to-digital B-movie starring Josh Hutcherson and Morgan Freeman, of all people, but it’s also roughly how...

Poison (2023) Review – A Simple Story Leading To A Good Twist

September 30 2023, by Jonathon Wilson

Poison, the fourth and final installment in Wes Anderson’s collection of short films adapting Roald Dahl’s stories for Netflix, is ostensibly about a snake. But...

The Rat Catcher Review – Some of Anderson’s Finest Styling

September 30 2023, by Jonathon Wilson

The third short film in Wes Anderson’s collection of Roald Dahl adaptations for Netflix is the deliberately idiosyncratic The Rat Catcher, a dark descent into...

The Swan Review – A Poignant Exploration of Bullying

September 30 2023, by Jonathon Wilson

The Swan is the second of four Wes Anderson short films adapted for Netflix from the back catalog of Roald Dahl, which the streamer paid...

The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar Review – Wes Anderson and Roald Dahl reunite for a charming take

September 30 2023, by Jonathon Wilson

The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar, adapted from the same-titled short story by Roald Dahl and streaming on Netflix, condenses Wes Anderson’s trademark stylistic quirks...

Nowhere (2023) Review – A Thrilling Situational Drama

September 29 2023, by Amanda Guarragi

Nowhere is a thriller directed by Albert Pintó. It takes place in the middle of the ocean, which is a very scary place for anyone...