D. Riptide

If The Harder We Fall is a witty western homage that fulfills both its ambition and purpose, The Book of Clarence is a mind-melting sermon on the mount, screaming out an immensely rewarding narrative gamble that constantly trips but doesn’t quit... Read the full review »

“Kingdom Of The Planet of the Apes” already had an uphill battle against its predecessors without Matt Reeves or Andy Serkis and given how much I loved the trilogy and Disney’s declining quality, my expectations were not high. But given tha... Read the full review »

Taking true stories with a grain of salt on the silver screen can be hard sometimes since Hollywood is known for dramatizing events just for the hell of it or it’s impossible to believe if it even happened period. “Ordinary Angels”, unfortun... Read the full review »

Going into “Tarot”, I knew all 78 cards from this accursed deck would be stacked against me from the first frame onwards as horror has had a rather pathetically short leg to stand on this year. And yet somehow, SOME-FUCKING-HOW, we get a conte... Read the full review »

Part of me is still surprised how damn good the Sonic movies have been recently and the franchise within a franchise they’re building up. So I should definitely count my blessings that “Knuckles”, the short series about the echidna who does... Read the full review »

Just like the sport it bases its entire erotically charged narrative experience on, “Challengers” reaps the benefits of playing the long game to the enjoyment of many and the dismay of some. It’s one of those movies where whether you love or... Read the full review »

After what feels like deliberate torture on my part trying to put it off, I finally said “Fuck it, let’s see what the hell Zack Snyder cooked up with “Rebel Moon”. And yes, I’m reviewing both parts as one premium package. Or should I s... Read the full review »

For better and for worse, 'Abigail' reveals a closer affinity to 'Renfield' than I initially considered: this blood cocktail wants to be so many things at once and only succeeds at being half of them and just like 5CREAM, finds itself too eager to... Read the full review »

Isn’t it kinda depressing to know that “Sting”, this creature feature about a literal man-eating spider going after an oblivious family immediately makes a better B-movie effort than Road House…..and it still isn’t all that better than t... Read the full review »

Given the fractured state of our country, there are so many ways to interpret and dissect “Civil War” as a film. For some, it makes for one hell of a clarion call to both those who inspire change and those who merely react to it; for others, i... Read the full review »