“Arco” – Oscar Nominated Animated Film is a Big Hit! | Film Review by Chloe James
What has always made me a lifelong animation nerd is a sense of awe at what the medium can accomplish.…
“The Librarians” Review by Julie Jones
When I was young, like 6, my father was stationed in Germany and I spent four years there. I loved…
“Good Luck, Don’t Die, Have Fun” Review by Marcus Blake
“Good Luck, Don’t Die, Have Fun is one of the must see films of 2026!” Sam Rockwell is comedy gold…
“The Lincoln Lawyer: Season 4” Review by Marcus Blake
Season 4 of The Lincoln Lawyer is the best one yet!!! I couldn’t stop watching and even stayed up way…
“Mercy” Review by Chloe James | 2nd Review
The beauty of near-future dystopian sci-fi films is that we will always need them to point out parallels in our…
The Testament of Ann Lee: I Came for Furniture and Stayed for Faith | Review by Jimmy Alford
I’m not going to lie. I signed up to watch this film because I’m a complete nerd, and I like…
“Mercy” Review By Marcus Blake | 1st Review
What can I say about the film Mercy…It’s an entertaining crime thriller that delivers in perfect time! What I mean…
“28 Years Later: The Bone Temple” Review by Marcus Blake
If you thought the story of 28 Years Later was over, there’s a second film that plays more like an…
Interview with Sean Young & Jonathan Geffner for “The Dummy Detective” | Review by Marcus Blake
When someone tells you that there’s a movie about a ventriloquist private detective, wouldn’t that pique your curiosity? It did…
Interview with Oscar Torre & Chuti Tiu for “A Hot Summer Night” | Review by Marcus Blake
The best part about indie films is there are some truly hidden gems that get overshadowed by Blockbusters. As a…
South of Midnight: Why Its One of the Best Games of 2025 | Review by Omri Ui Neill
It is that time again Gamers and I, your amazing Squad Leader of the Shores of Yor MumsHous is bring…
“Anaconda” Review by Jimmy Alford
The 1997 Anaconda thrived on pulpy suspense, sweaty jungle tension and the primal fear of something massive slithering just out…
“The Last Frontier: Season 1” Review by Marcus Blake
Apple TV continues to put out great content and another show that you should check out is The Last Frontier.…
Netflix’s “Sean Combs: The Reckoning” Review by Julie Jones
This is a documentary series worth watching!!! There have been docs about Sean “P. Diddy” Combs before. What makes this…
Guillermo del Toro’s “Frankenstein” is One of the Best Movies of the year | Review by Julie Jones
So many of us are generally familiar with Frankenstein. But, so few of us have read the story or even…
“Hamnet” Review by Marcus Blake
Hamnet is a powerful story of love and loss that makes Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Hamlet more profound! This is…
“Rental Family” Review by Marcus Blake
Every year we as critics find those special movies that are emotional and inspiring. They’re the kind of movies that…
“Wicked for Good” Review by Jimmy Alford
“Wicked and Wicked: For Good Are Meant to Be Watched Together!!!” When Wicked hit theaters last year, it felt special…
“The Running Man:” a Worthy Upgrade to the 80’s Classic! | Reviews by Marcus Blake and Jimmy Alford
By Marcus Blake The Running Man, I don’t know if this is a movie that needed to be remade, but…
“Now You See Me, Now You Don’t” Review by Marcus Blake
Now You See Me, Now You Don’t is a solid sequel that completes a really fun trilogy. I’m surprised by…
“Nuremberg” Review By Marcus Blake
Nuremberg may be the best movie of the year. While it may not be the best version of the Nuremberg…
Why “V for Vendetta” Still Matters 20 Years Later by Marcus Blake
Remember, remember, the 5th of November, the gunpowder, treason and plot! I wonder how many of us actually knew that…
“Thursday Murder Club:” One of the Best Movies on Netflix | Film Review by Allison Costa
Thursday Murder Club was the quiet, mystery drama we all needed this fall. Starring the screen greats of Helen Mirren,…
“John Candy: I Like Me” Review by Julie Jones
I always loved John Candy and when he passed I knew he would be missed sorely. Not only for the…
“Blue Moon” Review by Chloe James
One of my favorite themes to explore in stories is time: how individuals, ideas, and places change as it relentlessly…
“Anniversary” Film Review by Marcus Bake
Have you ever watched a movie that completely caught you off guard? For me that film is Anniversary because after…
“Stitch Head” Stitches Together a Sweet, Slightly Scary Treat for Kids | Film Review by Jimmy Alfords
Stitch Head is a Frankenstein-esque story with a bit of gloom and whimsy like in A Nightmare Before Christmas, plenty…
Ghost of Yotei: A Sequel That Gamers Deserve Better | Review by Omri Ui Neill
Played on Medium. 70+ hours first play through. Greetings Gamers! I cannot fib, I have been putting off writing this…
“Re-Election” is a Charming Story with a Flawed Concept | Review by Marcus Blake
Sometimes the most heartwarming films can have a flawed concept which in the end doesn’t make the film as good…
“Tron: Ares” Is Visually Stunning, But Emotionally Offline | Film Review by Jimmy Alford
In an era when Hollywood seems increasingly obsessed with how movies look rather than what they say, Tron: Ares is…
“Kiss of the Spider Woman” Review by Chloe James
I will always maintain: I don’t need an excuse to love musicals. They are not some guilty pleasure, but rather…
“Tron Ares” is a Disappointing Sequel That Should’ve Died on the Grid | Review by Marcus Blake
I’m a big Tron fan. I love the original movie. Definitely love Tron Legacy and thought it was a pretty…
“Anemone” Is a Two-Hour Film School Exercise | Review by Jimmy Alford
Eight years after Phantom Thread and a much-publicized retirement, Daniel Day-Lewis has returned to the screen in Anemone, the feature…
“The Smashing Machine” Review by Marcus Blake
Every year film critics find a performance that is so out of the box and is one that we never…
Alien: Earth is Messy, Thought Provoking, and Worth Watching | Season 1 Review by Jimmy Alford
The Alien franchise has always thrived on tension between survival and annihilation, between cold corporate science and humanity. Now that…
“Wednesday: Season 2” Review by Allison Costa | What you should be Streaming!
Let me preface this review by saying that I am not a fan of macabre or horror at all. That…
“A Big Bold Beautiful Journey” Review by Marcus Blake
Love stories are not necessarily my go-to movies. I’m a nerd so the genre of love stories and rom-coms aren’t…
Pigskins and Psychosis: ‘HIM’ Explores the Madness of Being Great | Review by Jimmy Alford
Think about two groups of people. One group is your sports loving fanatic and the other is your boujee arthouse…
“Highest 2 Lowest” Review by Chloe James
Despite how often I’m skeptical of them, I will still maintain I’m not against remakes. But how enthusiastic I am…
“The Long Walk” Review by Marcus Blake
The Long Walk is an intense, grotesque thriller that is not for the faint of heart, but delivers right up…
“Caught Stealing” Review by Marcus Blake
Let me start by saying that Caught Stealing is wildly entertaining right up to the last shot. If you’re like…
Honey Don’t…Don’t Bother with the Movie | Film Review by Marcus Blake
Have you ever watched a movie by a writer / director who was trying too hard to be another writer…
Dad bods are killer: Nobody 2 Doubles Down on Brutal Escapism | Review by Jimmy Alford
It takes a certain confidence for a sequel to know exactly what it is and refuse to be anything more.…
“Nobody 2” Review by Marcus Blake
Back in 2021 when the first film, Nobody came out, it was one of those films that I didn’t expect…
“BTS ARMY: FOREVER WE ARE YOUNG” Review by Chloe James
It’s 2025, so…I can say I’m a massive Korean pop music (or “K-pop”) fan (or stan, as we often say)…
“The Naked Gun (2025)” Review by Marcus Blake
It’s always hard to reboot a beloved classic even a stupid fun comedy like the Naked Gun movies. Hey, I…
“She Rides Shotgun” Review by Marcus Blake
“She Rides Shotgun is a haunting emotional thriller that keeps you on the edge of your seat!” Every year there…
The Bad Guys 2 Earns a Second Round With Fart Jokes, Heart, and Actual effort | Film Review by Jimmy Alford
When the lights came up after The Bad Guys 2, I looked over at my 7-year-old daughter and we were…
“Fantastic Four: First Steps” Review by Chloe James
I’ll admit, the Fantastic Four film franchise and I haven’t exactly been on the best of terms. Even knowing how…
“Happy Gilmore 2” Review by Marcus Blake
Oh Happy Gilmore, did we really need a sequel? No, we did not because why mess with perfection. I’m not…