With A Quiet Place: Day One, writer/director Michael Sarnoski made the best entry in the franchise through storytelling, suspense, and performances.
A Quiet Place: Day One Is The Best of the Franchise Read More »
A remarkable feature debut from Writer/Director Josh Margolin, Thelma is a sweet, hilarious, action rollercoaster led by a great performance from its main lead.
Thelma Is A Silly, Colorful Action Rollercoaster Read More »
A return to form from writer/director Jeff Nichols, The Bikeriders is a great ride from beginning to end with three strong lead performances.
The Bikeriders Is A Fearless Ride With Three Strong Leads Read More »
Director Pablo Berger adapts Sara Varon’s best-selling graphic novel into a sweet, rich emotional rollercoaster with themes of loneliness and companionship.
Robot Dreams Is A Unique Eye-Opening Look at Companionship Via a Robot and Dog Read More »
A blast from beginning to end, Bad Boys: Ride or Die is a fun, wild ride with directors Adil and Billal returning in full force.
Bad Boys: Ride Or Die Is An Irresistibly Fun Bonanza Read More »
Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga marks another powerful and spectacular entry from visionary director George Miller, complete with great performances.
Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga Is Powerful And Spectacular Read More »
IF is another entry from actor-turned-director John Krasinski, filled with standout performances, cinematography, and visual effects.
IF Is Mired in Mess, But Still An Adorable Time Read More »
My interview with Boy Kills World actor Famke Janssen and Brett Gelman, regarding what it’s like to play a villain in such a rampaging revenge film.
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Boy Kills World interview with Isaiah Mustafa and Andrew Koji, in which they talk about chemistry, working on stunts, and understanding a certain language.
Exciting Boy Kills World Interview – Isaiah Mustafa & Andrew Koji (Video) Read More »
My interview with Boy Kills World director Moritz Mohr, working with producers Sam Raimi and taking the film from a Small “Proof of Concept” to Theatrical Film.
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