Featuring the double star power of Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt, Jungle Cruise is the latest film adaption of a beloved Disney theme park. But should audiences pay the full ticket price? Disney know…
‘Old’ review: M. Night Shyamalan’s latest is an isolated horror without any real destination
The set up for M. Night Shyamalan’s new genre-bending, survival thriller, Old, is easy to compare against his buzziest, most popular canon. Returning to his twisty, knotty roots in films like The Vill…
‘Black Widow’ just packed a box office punch, but how does its debut compare to other Marvel movies?
Black Widow reportedly opened to $80 million domestically at the box office this past weekend, pulling in $158 million worldwide. That’s big by 2021 standards, as the movie industry is still fac…
No, seriously, movie theaters might be key to whoever wins the streaming wars
Disney, Warner Bros, Universal, and Paramount are currently locked in a cutthroat battle to dominate the streaming landscape. Each of these studios now has their own streaming service, but their appro…
‘Fear Street Part 1: 1994’ review: The dream of the 90s slasher is alive on Netflix
Fear Street Part 1: 1994 has a lot of expectations to meet, even before it kicks off with a blood-smirked homage to Scream starring Maya Hawke as a bored teen working in a mall. The film is the first …
‘Werewolves Within’ review: Josh Ruben’s party-game murder mystery is craftier than it is frightening
CollegeHumor alum Josh Ruben clearly has a knack for finding the comedy in true-blue horror, both with his debut feature Scare Me and now his follow-up, Werewolves Within, a similarly meta exploration…
‘I Carry You with Me’ review: Love is patient in this heartbreaking immigration drama
“You were my surprise.” I Carry You with Me, or Te Llevo Conmigo, is based on a true story about how two men in Mexico are forced to put their love through the ultimate test. Multiple time…