Film - DarkSkyLady Reviews

Imaginary Is a Surprise With Frightening Fun

Although heard and not seen is preferable, Imaginary still builds tension with shadows before unleashing the beast, with plenty of fun and laughs.

Problemista is quirky, with an interesting opposite pair centered in the story. It’s fun but a haphazard mix with questionable memorability.

Director Denis Villeneuve’s Dune: Part Two unleashes sound and fury to the second part of his adaptation of Frank Herbert’s Dune.

Drive Away Dolls is over the top with its story, dialogue, and plot. It’s an engrossing watch thanks to its leads on this bawdy trip gone awry.

Kidnapping, Inc. skillfully uses it’s comedic-thriller of two inept kidnappers experiencing mishap after mishap to highlight larger issues.

Rob Peace is impressive thanks to its cast, particularly its exceptional lead, wrenching emotional highs and lows out of the role and audience.

Suncoast has two leads delivering outstanding, ranged performances, but it, at times, feels misplaced in a movie that’s more shallow than deep.

The Moogai uses the monster as a metaphor for the danger of white people stealing Aboriginal children and the loss of culture it creates.

Exhibiting Forgiveness is a wondrous journey through a Black family’s traumatic past thanks to artful, meaningful direction, and a dynamite cast.

Despite times where the comedy falls flat, Underdoggs, with its talented cast, crafts a story that inspires laughter, smiles, and cheers.