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.
‘Re/Member’ Review – A Dreaded Supernatural Time Loop
Supernatural films are able to play around with ghosts and apparitions, which makes the genre extremely fun to watch. If you believe in the afterlife...
‘A Sunday Affair’ Review – Female Friendships Can Conquer The World
What starts as a film about healthy female friendships turns into a deceit-filled story, all because of one man named Sunday (Oris Erhuero). Men can...
‘All the Places’ Review – A Sweet Story About Siblings Reconnecting
The relationship between siblings can sometimes be strained, but they always end up being there for each other. Growing up, siblings may argue and fight...
‘Jim Jefferies: High n’ Dry’ Review – A Knockout By the Comedy Legend
Jim Jefferies is a stand-up comedian who has dabbled in the world of acting and late-night talk show hosting. He has released nine stand-up comedy...
‘Squared Love All Over Again’ Review – Disingenuous and Overly Sentimental
If you make a romantic comedy, you might as well do it right. Or at least, with a bit of flair. The Polish language Netflix...
Shortcomings (2023) Review – A Very Funny and Candid Comedy
The Sundance Film Festival entry, Shortcomings, comes from Fresh Off the Boat’s Randall Park. This is his first time behind the camera, and his freshman...
‘Dear David’ Review – A Unique Premise Can’t Save Stale Chemistry and Questionable Morals
Over the past few years, Netflix has become the go-to home for mostly clean high school teen movies. While some of them achieve the heights...
‘Alice, Darling’ Review – Slow Burning Drama That Is Competent But Not Satisfying
Thematically uncomfortable and frayed at the edges, Alice, Darling is an uncompromising study of an unhealthy relationship that does not shy away from the complex...
‘At Midnight’ Review – A Film That Struggles with Basic Genre Staples
There is a mid-credits scene where a character explains to a beautiful aspiring actress that the secret to acting is never to try to be...
‘Your Place or Mine’ Review – A Romantic Comedy with an Infectious Charm
Your Place or Mine has an awful title. However, this rom-com can be charming, mildly funny, and surprisingly sweet. The story follows two friends who reflect...
‘Sorry About the Demon’ Review – An Enjoyably Campy Horror Comedy
Relatively new to the streaming market, Shudder is slowly building a name as a content producer, and Sorry About the Demon is a recently released original...
‘Infinity Pool’ Review and Ending Explained – A Twisted, Weird, Disturbing Ride
Brandon Cronenberg is one of the most creative and twisted minds in Hollywood. He follows up his 2020 film Possessor with another wild ride in...
‘Skinamarink’ Review and Ending Explained – An Unsettling Take on Childhood Nightmares
Skinamarink is a horror film that is now streaming on Shudder, Roku, and Sling. Directed by Kyle Edward Ball, the film became a huge success that...
‘Aliens Abducted My Parents and Now I Feel Kinda Left Out’ Review – Charming But Lazy Storytelling
I cannot tell you how overrated the Sundance Film Festival family film Aliens Abducted My Parents and Now I Feel Kinda Left Out really is....
‘A Common Sequence’ Review – Thought-Provoking and Staggeringly Effective
The world that the documentary A Common Sequence exposes to you is staggeringly simple and mind-blowing all at the same time. The filmmakers draw fascinating...
‘Little Dixie’ Review – Frank Grillo Makes Being a One-Man-Army Look Too Easy
Friend of the site Frank Grillo – he left a comment here once, and I’m never letting anyone forget it – is as reliable as...
‘Knock at the Cabin’ Review – An Exceptionally Well-Made Thriller
If you like Knock at the Cabin, the popular opinion is that this is M. Night Shyamalan’s best film in years. And I would say...
Stromboli (2022) Review – An Insightful Story About Womanhood
Stromboli is a lighthearted film about heartbreak and reinventing who you are. After a divorce, Sara goes back to the very island that brought her...