Review
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FRANKENSTEIN – Review
Director Guillermo del Toro’s FRANKENSTEIN does a startling thing: it goes back to the original Gothic novel written by...
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REGRETTING YOU – Review
Let’s see what happens when Hollywood “hits the books” for this new flick. We saw the adaptation of a...
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SPRINGSTEEN: DELIVER ME FROM NOWHERE – Review
We must be “all in” for the end-of-the-year awards season as we’ve got a new big biographical film of...
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BLUE MOON (2025) – Review
Can there really be two music biopics opening this weekend? Yes, though they share little in common other than...
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OTHER – Review
Ready for another spooky Halloween warm-up? In OTHER, Olga Kurylenko stars as Alice – a veterinarian with a boyfriend,...
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GOOD FORTUNE (2025) – Review
This big new studio film release takes a tough look at the social economics system in place today. So,...
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BLACK PHONE 2 – Review
Hey, Halloween’s just a couple of weeks away, Hollywood studios! So where’s the new spooky, scary flicks? Well, we’ll...
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A HOUSE OF DYNAMITE – Review
To many of us, nuclear weapons seem like something relegated to the Cold War past, but in Kathryn Bigelow’s...
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TRON: ARES – Review
Did you think there’s no room at the multiplex for SF/fantasy tent poles during the “ultra-serious” end of the...
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ROOFMAN – Review
This weekend sees the release of a most unusual true-crime story. Yes, it’s got the standard details of a...
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GOOD BOY – Review
It’s October. That means fall colors, pumpkin spice in everything, and a spate of pre-Halloween horror flicks. GOOD BOY...
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THE SMASHING MACHINE – Review
Now, just two weeks ago, I reviewed the rare movie hybrid, a sports/horror flick called HIM. As it nears...
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AFFINITY – Review
Hulking Marko Zaror stars in the action flick AFFINITY as an ex-SEAL living low in Thailand, riddled with PTSD,...
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ELEANOR THE GREAT – Review
This weekend, moviegoers will get to savor another wonderful performance from a veteran actor who has been enjoying a...
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HIDDEN FACE – Review
The subtitled Korean export HIDDEN FACE is marketed as a suspense tale, but it’s a just-shy-of-soft-core drama about a...
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LAST RONIN – Review
In old Japan, Ronin were Samurai without masters, roaming the land on their own, yet mostly still living by...
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HIM – Review
As I mentioned in another recent review, the studios are shifting with the change of seasons. With Fall a...
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WALTZING WITH BRANDO – Review
Sure, the sun is still making temperatures rise, but it’s the big late-in-the-year awards season for the studios (with...
