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.
‘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...
‘True Spirit’ Review and Ending Explained – An Inspirational True Story Brought to Life
There’s a specific film genre that consists of true stories of young, determined girls accomplishing impressive feats despite everyone warning them that it’s not possible....
‘Viking Wolf’ Review – An Entertaining, Gory and Somewhat Scary Werewolf Flick
It’s only February, yet it appears 2023 is not the year of the rabbit but the year of the wolf – Werewolves, to be precise....
‘Infiesto’ Review – A Formulaic Crime Thriller Set During the Pandemic
Spanish filmmaker Patxi Amezcua’s third feature made its Netflix debut. Infiesto is a crime thriller set against the backdrop of the pandemic’s early days in...
‘Rowdy’ Review – An Exhilarating Ride of Successes and Setbacks
The documentary Rowdy dropped on Amazon Freevee on February 3rd. Following legendary NASCAR driver Kyle Busch, it details his journey to success as well as his...
‘Nate Bargatze: Hello World’ Review – A Fun Special for the Whole Family
Nate Bargatze broke into the stand-up comedy world in Fallon’s Clean Cut Comedy Tour in 2013. Since then, he has had several stand-up specials on...
‘Pamela, a Love Story’ Review – An Unflinching Account of an Icon’s Unbelievable Life
Pamela Anderson is a cultural icon who has lived her life in the searing spotlight for decades now, since her meteoric rise to fame back...
’80 for Brady’ Review – An Over-Sentimental and Ham-Fisted Comedy
Bill Belichick would have never allowed Tom Brady to be involved in such an over-sentimental, bordering on cloying comedy that is as phony as they come....
‘Magazine Dreams’ Review – Jonathan Majors Delivers a Knockout Performance
The 2023 Sundance Film Festival had arrived, and my most anticipated movie from the festival was Magazine Dreams, the Jonathan Majors led film that has...
‘The Pez Outlaw’ Review – An Engaging, Humorous and Light-Hearted Feature
Just when you think you have seen every kind of documentary, along comes another one that is just so off the beaten track that you...
‘You People’ Review – An Average Rom-Com That Tries to Modernize the Meet the Parents Trope
Over the last couple of years, the Oscar-nominated actor Jonah Hill has slowly moved away from starring roles in Hollywood hits, choosing to write and...
‘The Price of Family’ Review – A Film About Petty Cruelty Disguised as Comedy
Netflix’s Italian comedy by filmmaker Giovanni Bognetti explores what happens when two empty nesters take drastic measures to keep their kids close. The film is...
‘Teen Wolf: The Movie’ Review – A Convoluted Gluttonous Mess
You’ll never find a more closed-circuit film than Teen Wolf: The Movie, a film that is so set in its ways it’s virtually impossible to...
‘Narvik’ Review – Stunning-Looking War Film That’s Naturally Gripping
Narvik was the first defeat of Hitler’s war against the world. The battle was in a small town in the Scandinavian region that was blessed...
Missing (2023) Review – Anxiety-Ridden and Armrest-Grabbing Movie
There is just something about the new genre of storytelling from the original makers of Searching that brings the necessary storytelling suspense that audiences have...