THE PREDATOR Review

After it’s various setbacks, does THE PREDATOR live up to the hype?

By Jordan Ryan Lester | Leave a Comment | Published 4 days ago

THE NUN Review

The Conjuring universe is pretty popular, but is the third spin-off film good?

By Jordan Ryan Lester | Leave a Comment | Published 2 weeks ago

THE CHILDREN ACT Review

There are a lot of big ingredients flying around in Richard Eyre's Ian McEwan adaptation 'The Children Act,' but does this well-acted Emma Thompson drama work well as one cohesive whole?

By Barney on Movies | Leave a Comment | Published 2 weeks ago

WE THE ANIMALS Review

Three siblings do everything together: sleep, bathe, go to school, play, and fight. They are each other’s worlds until older siblings Manny and Joel begin to take after their fickle father and youngest sibling Jonah must learn to engage the world on his own.

By Douglas Davidson | Leave a Comment | Published 2 weeks ago

OPERATION FINALE Review

Operation Finale is one of the first Oscar-bait films of the year, but is the buzz true?

By Jordan Ryan Lester | Leave a Comment | Published 2 weeks ago

JEAN Review

Shawn Melling’s indie-picture JEAN, touches base with a lot of things, but where does this man-and-nature movie really land?

By Barney on Movies | Leave a Comment | Published 2 weeks ago

THE MEG Review

The Meg was in development hell for over 15 years, but is the actual film worth the wait?

By Jordan Ryan Lester | Leave a Comment | Published 1 month ago

THE MISEDUCATION OF CAMERON POST

A lesbian teenager named Cameron Post is sent to conversion therapy where her guardian hopes she can be cured of her homosexuality.

By Lolo Loves Films | Leave a Comment | Published 1 month ago

BREAKING IN Review

Breaking In (2018) is very much a "by the book" crime thriller. It doesn't do anything that hasn't been done many times before. But can you still have fun with the film?

By Chris Lentz | Leave a Comment | Published 1 month ago

THE FOREST OF THE LOST SOULS Review

Horror fans looking for something cerebral should look no further than dark arthouse film The Forest of the Lost Souls (A Floresta das Almas Perdidas) from first-time feature director José Pedro Lopes. Less an exploration of suicide, more an exploration of purpose.