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.
The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It review – back down the rabbit hole
This review of The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It is spoiler-free. Well, the Warrens are back again, with another odd blending of the...
The Unholy review – challenging The Conjuring, badly
This review of The Unholy is spoiler-free. Returning to the cinema this week was exciting. It had been months since I sat in a darkened room,...
‘Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Eternal the Movie Part 1’ Review – A Satisfactory First Half
While Netflix is no match for the ever-popular Crunchyroll, it has managed to secure a double-bill Sailor Moon series. Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Eternal the Movie is...
Cruella review – a Disney live-action triumph
Cruella is madcap brilliant. I said it. Everyone has an opinion on the state of Disney live-action remakes. But let’s back up for a second....
‘Blue Miracle’ Review – An Unsurprising, Light Trip Out To Sea With Dennis Quaid
The first time Dennis Quaid (Midway, On a Wing and a Prayer) appears in Blue Miracle he looks haggard. His voice sounds like the scraping of...
Ghost Lab (2021) Review – From Boring to Brilliant
At nearly 2 hours in length, Ghost Lab is 50 minutes too long and would benefit significantly if the first quarter got cut completely. However, once...
Baggio: The Divine Ponytail review – rushed screenplay and haphazard narrative
This review of the Netflix film Baggio: The Divine Ponytail does not contain spoilers. Netflix’s Baggio: The Divine Ponytail is an Italian film based on the...
Nail Bomber: Manhunt review – a hard-hitting Netflix documentary feature
Netflix’s latest documentary film, Nail Bomber: Manhunt, is an important example of two things. One is the dangers of far-right extremism, the idea that the...
‘Sardar Ka Grandson’ Review – A Potential Story Wasted By Bad Writing and Performances
Netflix’s Sardar Ka Grandson is the story of a 90-year-old grandma whose last wish is to visit her native place in Pakistan, which she had...
Jungle Beat: The Movie review – familiar family fun
This review of the Netflix film Jungle Beat: The Movie does not contain spoilers. It was released on the platform on May 14, 2021. For...
The Strange House (2020) Review – A Teen Mystery That Slowly Loses Its Legs
Ironically, when you search for The Strange House on IMDB, it comes up with The Scary House. There was definitely a marketing oversight when the publicists slowly...
‘Those Who Wish Me Dead’ Review — A Big Ole Mess That The Whole Family Will Enjoy
Taylor Sheridan’s Those Who Wish Me Dead keeps getting called a “throwback” to the ’90s. A throwback Western set against the forests of Montana, Sheridan’s thriller...
‘Ferry’ Review – An Unexpected Criminal Origin story in the Undercover Universe
Where do I start? The last thing I expected when I got through two thrilling seasons of Netflix’s Undercover (a thrilling crime drama) was a...
‘I Am All Girls’ Review – A Gritty Revenge Thriller on Sex Trafficking
“In 1994, Johannesburg, South Africa, Gert de Jager abducted six who were never found. After his arrest, he confessed on tape. The Apartheid government refused...
‘Dance of the Forty One’ Review – Herrera and Cadena Give Outstanding Performances
When Amada (Mabel Cadena) lets her new husband know she can’t play the piano, but has he ever known a woman who can clean, load,...
‘Super Me’ Review – A Nightmarish Good Time
You know that Super Me must have been born from an incredibly bad spell of writer’s block. There are countless films about struggling writers on...
Milestone (2020) Review – A Film That Speaks To Our Resiliency
“Those who read a man by his clothes, cannot be expected to read much,” is what the guru tells his young apprentice. When that lad...
Monster (2021) Review – Harrison’s Star Continues to Shines Bright
“He looks the part to me” is the quip from District Attorney Anthony Petrocelli (Paul Ben-Victor). His words are racially charged and laced with cynicism....