A powerful blend of music and horror, Sinners marks writer/director Ryan Coogler’s first entry into the genre resulting in an excellent masterpiece.
Sinners Is An Epic & Powerful Blend of Horror And Music Read More »
Stemming from a solid and entertaining script, director Christopher Landon’s Drop is a sleek, yet surprisingly fun time at the movies.
Drop Is A Thrilling Suspense With Startling Moments Read More »
With Sacramento, director Michael Angarano and company craft a simple, yet compelling tale about fatherhood and friendship.
Sacramento Is a Simple, Yet Effective Ride Read More »
A fun, hilarious, and action-packed thrill ride from beginning to end, Freaky Tales is a comic-book mixtape wrapped in a love letter to 1980s Oakland.
Freaky Tales Is An Amazing Comic-Book Mixtape Come to Life Read More »
Despite a strong performance led by Danielle Deadwyler, The Woman in the Yard fails to make an impact due to a lackluster script.
The Woman In The Yard Cannot Overcome Due To Limited Script Read More »
Despite having some solid humor and horror elements, Death of a Unicorn fails to surpass its premise due to its lack of a biting satire.
Death of a Unicorn Is Funny, Yet a Monumental Disappointment Read More »
Complete with a tight script and strong performances, Locked is a satisfying yet sadistic thrill ride that will keep you glued to your seat from minute one.
Locked Is A Promising, Yet Sadistic & Satisfying Rollercoaster Read More »
Filled with a strong script and good performances, Black Bag serves as a sharp, yet tight spy thriller from beginning to end.
Black Bag Is A Short, Yet Tight Espionage Bonanza Read More »
Despite a star-studded ensemble and some good performances, Riff Raff is completely unsure what type of movie it wants to be.
Riff Raff Is A Fully Disastrous Look at Blending Genres Read More »
With The Monkey, director
Osgood Perkins adapts Stephen King’s short story into a hilarious, yet bloody and intense affair.
The Monkey Is A Simplistic, Yet Provocative & Blood-Soaked Joyride Read More »