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.
‘Zainab Johnson: Hijabs Off’ Review – Baby Voices and Big Laughs
If you haven’t heard of Zainab Johnson already, well you’re in for a treat. The comedian, writer, and actor is known for telling stories about...
Disco Inferno (2023) Review – A flashy but scareless Netflix horror short
It wouldn’t be the Halloween season without streaming platforms releasing a whole slew of forgettable horror flicks to keep us busy during these longer nights....
Flashback (2023) Review – An inventive Netflix horror short
Writer/director Jed Shepherd (Host) returns to the horror genre once more with his 2023 Netflix horror short Flashback, which works as another refreshing example of...
Old Dads Review – A perfect date night comedy
Bill Burr has performed seven stand-up comedy specials for Netflix. They are taking their relationship to the next level with Burr as he makes his...
Crypto Boy Review – A touching albeit predictable family drama
Dutch filmmaker Shady El-Hamus’s second Netflix film, Crypto Boy, is a drama centering on the contemporary issue of digital currency scams. Set in Amsterdam, the...
Heather McMahan: Son I Never Had Review – A funny and cathartic journey for McMahan
Heather McMahan: Son I Never Had is an endearing and quite funny stand-up special that highlights all women’s issues through her unique perspective. This is one...
The Devil on Trial Review – An overdramatized tale that misses its point
Humanity is obsessed with horror. Not just in modern times, either. Humans have told scary stories about the supernatural for hundreds of years. It’s no...
The Burial Review – Jamie Foxx is outstanding in a by-the-numbers procedural
What begins as a small-town story about a 75-year-old funeral home owner trying to save his family business quickly turns into a complex web of...
In My Mother’s Skin Review – A beautiful and brutal fairytale
We’re now fully into Autumn with pumpkin spice lattes and horror films galore. Prime Video have released an original production called In My Mother’s Skin....
The Conference Review – A team-building exercise turned into a nightmare
October is the time for all horror films to shine, and fortunately for the genre, it’s so vast that many films can get away with...
Monster Inside: America’s Most Extreme Haunted House Review
Monster Inside: America’s Most Extreme Haunted House is a documentary on Hulu directed by Andrew Renzi. Released on October 12, the documentary details America’s most extreme...
Once Upon A Star Review – A generic biopic with a unique underdog story
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
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
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
“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
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
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
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...