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.
‘Causeway’ Review – Two Standout Performances
There is something to be said about a movie that lets the story play out with great patience and restraint. One that does not pander...
‘Wild Is the Wind’ Review – What Does Corruption Look Like in South Africa?
The judicial system is broken in many countries where there is oppression towards a marginalized group because no one knows how to deconstruct something that...
‘Run Sweetheart Run’ Review – A Fun Yet Frustrating Cat-and-Mouse Thriller
After it originally premiered at Sundance in 2020, Run Sweetheart Run found itself stuck in distribution limbo due to a certain pandemic we’d rather never speak of...
‘Cici’ Review – A Slow Melodrama About a Dysfunctional Family
Cici is a dramatic offering from Turkey directed by Berkun Oya. Featuring known Turkish actors like Fatih Artman, Sevval Balkan, and Ayça Bingöl, the Netflix film...
All Quiet on the Western Front (2022) Review – A Gut-Wrenching and Haunting Masterwork
There are few cinematic experiences this or any year like Edward Berger‘s adaptation of Erich Maria Remarque’s All Quiet on the Western Front. The director...
‘Wendell & Wild’ Review – A Stunning Animation Doesn’t Save The Story
Watching someone you love pass away is always difficult, and when you’re able to fully process the grief, you notice little things. Moments like that...
‘Hellhole’ Review – Why Is This Religious Horror Interesting But Dull?
The horror film, Hellhole, was co-written and directed by Bartosz M. Kowalski, and he creates a sinister atmosphere from the very beginning of the film....
‘Robbing Mussolini’ Review – Check Your Brain In At The Door
Pietro, or Isola as he likes to be known, is a thief operating in the Black Market during the closing days of World War Two...
‘Fugitive: The Curious Case of Carlos Ghosn’ Review – An Oddly Constructed Crime Documentary
The most curious case of the Netflix documentary, Fugitive: The Curious Case of Carlos Ghosn, may be the filmmaker’s overt attempts to throw a wrench...
‘The Good Nurse’ Review: Chilling Medical Betrayal Based on a True Story
Hundreds of films have been made about real-life killers or those with the “serial” stamp of approval. Sure, you have your Charles Manson, Jeffrey Dahmer,...
‘Fortune Feimster: Good Fortune’ Review – A Fun, Yet Forgettable Time
Fortune Feimster returns to Netflix for her second stand-up comedy special after Sweet and Salty with Good Fortune. The special’s opening is rather simplistic, with a...
‘The Chalk Line’ Review and Ending Explained – A Promising, But Uneven Horror Thriller
The psychological thriller is all the rage nowadays, and this is a welcome turn since the decades of slasher porn the world has been exposed...
‘Argentina, 1985’ Review – A Story of Great Courage
The filmmakers take on an ambitious project with Argentina, 1985. Argentina’s official selection for the 95th Academy Awards is as straightforward a courtroom drama as...
‘Raymond & Ray’ Review – Trauma Never Really Leaves You
It’s always interesting to see the perception of people from a different point of view, and that’s what writer-director Rodrigo Garcia explored in Raymond and...
‘Black Adam’ Review – A Superhero Film With a Stunning Lack of Purpose
It’s surprising just how run-of-the-mill the DC Comics film Black Adam can be. The fact that it looks like a visual Zack Snyder retread is strange since everything...
‘Descendant’ Review – Equally Fascinating as it Is Riveting
Descendant is an extraordinary documentary film about cultural gatekeeping and community. Equally fascinating as it is riveting, Margaret Brown‘s film is an oral history of...
’20th Century Girl’ Review – A Heartfelt and Heartbreaking Love Story
20th Century Girl is a South Korean romantic drama film directed and written by Bang Woo-ri, who is making her feature directorial debut, and stars...
The Stranger (2022) Review – A Crime Film Set To a Slow Simmer
The Stranger, a simmering Australian drama that moves to an overwhelming emotional boil, may be one of the most patient crime thrillers you’ll ever encounter....