The DC brand, which once saw Superman lifting cars to save people and Batman spraying shark repellent, has developed a reputation of late for being qu…
The Spy Who Dumped Me Movie Review: Clever Concept, Confused Execution
The Spy Who Dumped Me is a lot like star Kate McKinnon’s Hillary Clinton impression: There’s so many aspects it gets right — the back-and-forth comedi…
Christopher Robin Truly Doesn’t Care If You’re Too Jaded to Enjoy It
“Generally, by the time you are Real, most of your hair has been loved off, and your eyes drop out and you get loose in the joints and very shabby. Bu…
The Darkest Minds Movie Review: A Less Than Thrilling YA Adaptation
The Darkest Minds is the kind of movie that has a lot of noticeable plot holes that could have been saved and overlooked by proper worldbuilding, but …
Never Goin’ Back Movie Review: A daringly funny debut
It’s nothing new to see a coming-of-age picture wherein a couple of bright-eyed teens have dreams that far outstretch the confines of their dull, subu…
The Film Canon: Matinee (1993)
By 1960 close to 90% of American households owned a television set. This little bit of trivia plays a significant role in Joe Dante’s period comedy, s…
Hot Summer Nights Review: Timothée Chalamet (sort of) saves this over-stylized drug trip
Hot Summer Nights aspires to be little more than a flipbook through the 90s. Carnivals, diners, and drive-in movie theaters make up most of the backdr…