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Ti West’s “X” marked my official introduction to the beautiful yet….equally terrifying Mia Goth and needless to say, she quickly became a force to be reckoned with. After two damn solid films in X and Pearl, the trilogy looks to close out... Read the full review »

The time I spent in rose-tinted glasses praising the “A Quiet Place” series has….well and truly passed. I’ve grown older, I’ve gotten tougher skin and my appreciation for what I once thought was an innovative refreshing horror concept ha... Read the full review »

It is downright impossible not to be charmed by the warmth and good-natured humor of writer-director Josh Margolin’s “Thelma,” a cute and delightful film that feels like a buddy action comedy for nonagenarians. This piece of lightweight ente... Read the full review »

As Americans, we live in a country where our democracy is threatened and division is higher than ever. Even worse, during election time, many of us feel like we must “hold our nose” and vote along party lines although we aren’t keen on the c... Read the full review »

I had an absolute blast watching “Bad Boys: Ride or Die,” the fourth installment in the popular buddy comedy / action franchise that started off with a bang way back in 1995. Co-directors Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah, back at the helm after... Read the full review »

Richard Linklater‘s “Hit Man” is a film with a serious identity crisis. This genre blending disaster starts out as a wannabe goofy comedy, then veers off the rails into dark noir, finally settling on a bizarrely erotic femme-fatale rom-com.... Read the full review »

Despite boasting a promising premise and a talented, charming cast, “Summer Camp” squanders every last ounce of its potential. It’s a film about the enduring friendship of three older women and one that you’ll really want to like, but writ... Read the full review »