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Given the incredible wave animations’s been riding on all year, I’m surprised Studio Ghibli waited until the end of this year to get in on that bandwagon. But based on the circumstances that led to “The Boy and the Heron” becoming a realit... Read the full review »

I will begin by saying that I believe William Friedkin's The Exorcist is not only one of the best horror films ever made, but also one of the best films in general. So you have to understand how incredibly excited I was when I saw the first traile... Read the full review »

Now we’re getting to my favorite time of the year, peeps. Stockings are up, lights are out, it’s hopefully snowing wherever you are and the mood should be cheerful. So how about a little drive down “Candy Cane Lane”? Definitely gave me mo... Read the full review »

🎶Silent Night, dangerous night, Killers get wrecked at first sight🎶 In all seriousness, John Woo’s return to American filmmaking in “Silent Night” makes for an experience as perplexing as it is aggravating, one in which the gimmick of... Read the full review »

WHAT I LIKED: Emerald Fennell's 'Saltburn,' is mostly a fascinating class commentary about a boy called Oliver (Barry Keoghan) struggling to fit in with a bunch of posh people. It opens with his arrival at Oxford Uni where most students seem comp... Read the full review »

As a longtime Disney fan and someone who prefers to be on the outside looking in, the main debacle I have with “Wish” can be summed up in four words: pushed above its means. For a film meant to celebrate and pay homage to 100 years, it’s not... Read the full review »