‘Resident Evil’ Invokes the Feelings, Stumbles, and Fear of Playing The Game. That’s What Makes It Great.
What is the use of a beat-by-beat video game adaptation when the medium is cinematic already? Is...
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Category: Film Reviews
‘Everytime’ Speaks To the Power of Imagination When Confronting Death’s Perminance
I want to think that there is an afterlife. A place where you are given an eternity’s rest...
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‘The End of Oak Street’ Florishes Being a Fun, Tense 1980s Summer Throwback
“The End of Oak Street” is a product of never letting go of the sense of wistful...
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‘Soulm8te’ Needed A System Update To Break Out of It’s M3GAN Programming
David (David Rysdahl) has been in an emotional rut ever since the ultimately death of his fiancée...
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‘The Last House’ Gets Lost In The Tide Trying To Be More Than A Contained Sci-Fi Thriller
Louis Leterrier’s latest film, “The Last House,” at best scratches an itch about...
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Are We Sure We Would Want To Live and (Kinda) Love In A ‘One Night Only’ World?
Throughout Will Glock’s romantic comedy “One Night Only,” flags and posters...
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‘Ice Cream Man’ Proves That Some Frozen Treats Aren’t The Best
Eli Roth’s “Ice Cream Man” is concerned with getting to the kill count. The characters...
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‘Late Fame’ Is A Love Letter to Old New York and the Art We Aspire to Make
The funny thing about art is that once it’s completed, it’s ageless. Whether it be...
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‘Color Book’ Tells A Moving, Contained Story of a Father and Son Sifting Through Tragedy
Towards the beginning of director David Fortune’s beautifully constructed black-and-white...
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Growing Up Is Hard When You’re A Superhero In ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’
When we last left Peter Parker (Tom Holland) in 2021’s “No Way Home,” our hero was down in the...
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For ‘Evil Dead Burn,’ The Road Of Broken Bones and Limbs Are The Draw. The Real World Problems Are The Fuel.
Bring Me The Horizon’s 2010 album, “There Is a Hell Believe Me I’ve Seen It. There Is a...
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‘Forastera’s Dreamy Storytelling Is Full Of Astute Contemplation About Those We Lose
I’m not here to tell you that ghosts are real. What is true is the undeniable void a loved one...
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