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Guess who’s back? Back again for a quick buck. Cage is back. Don’t tell a friend. “Primal”, directed by Nick Powell, features Cage Rage striking back with a vengeance in a schlocky mishmash that, no matter how great of an outburst Nicolas... Read the full review »

To be fair to director J.J. Abrams, he came into “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” with two strikes against him. Not only did he have no coherent umbrella storyline that’s been put in place for the series of new films, but one of his stars... Read the full review »

Michael Bay’s films can easily be compared to McDonald’s: doesn’t require a lot to make, taste cheap, and no matter how bad it is, somebody will eat the s**t out of it. “6 Underground”, directed by Michael Bay, is exactly just that. A ch... Read the full review »

A film that inarguably revolutionized cinema as a whole, and shook the foundations of visual storytelling, and the Grand wonders of world building, "Star Wars", directed by George Lucas, is a rousing adventure that travels you to a galaxy far, far... Read the full review »

Tackling a sensitive topic of divorce with such reverence and honest emotion, “Marriage Story”, directed by Noah Baumbach, is a poignant tale about the pain within all people. A often heartbreaking film that transverses that confusing, painful... Read the full review »

“I heard you paint houses.” That title, that line of dialogue, so seemingly innocuous that its ominous, refers to Robert De Niro’s violent past that struck back and ruin not just his life, but the others around him. A life in which we’re a... Read the full review »

Shifting story tropes into a roaringly high octane inspirational tale, “Ford v Ferrari”, directed by James Mangold, thrills by matching its narrative’s intensity with the speed of the racing cars on the tracks, but really captivates because... Read the full review »

“Equilibrium”, directed by Kurt Wimmer, could have ended up as a mindless, bombastic action film. Thanks to its high concept ideas surrounding human emotions, it didn’t get drop into the $5 action bin. It doesn’t involve a lot of deep thin... Read the full review »

“Dare to go back”, the movie poster states, and “Doctor Sleep”, directed by Mike Flanagan, does indeed tap into a strong sense of nostalgia, while providing enough tension, deep emotions, and unique thrills to create an successful blend th... Read the full review »

Although “Midway”, directed by Roland Emmerich, is an admirably earnest ode to the sacrifices made by the soldiers who fought throughout these majorly influential battles in World War II, the film’s ultimate impact is diluted by its tedious... Read the full review »

Boasting intense action and thrilling sequences throughout, “Terminator: Dark Fate”, directed by Tim Miller, is more of a blockbuster that is relentless in its one-note intensity than anything else deep or meaningful storytelling wise. . Comp... Read the full review »

Any film that can turn a fridge and a giant marshmallow man into a nightmare, while keeping our lips upturned in a smirk certainly deserves respect, and that’s exactly what this summer blockbuster got. “Ghostbusters”, directed by Ivan Reitm... Read the full review »

An aimlessly macabre horror feature that’s near incomprehensible, “Wounds”, directed by Babak Anvari, is a bafflingly horrid travesty that’s nothing more than a tediously empty horror exercise filled with nonsensical f**kery. . The plot fo... Read the full review »

A film that’ll leave audiences scratching their heads, but it tinges of incomprehensible ambition will send you into a nosedive of excitement, “Eli”, directed by Ciarán Foy, is an interesting, yet, average horror journey to take, but your m... Read the full review »

While it has its moments with it’s interesting and undeniably fun concept, “The Vault”, directed by Dan Bush, is an underdeveloped, tediously long watch that isn’t silly enough to be horrendously memorable or tense enough to be effective a... Read the full review »

While most mindless zombies lack any sort of brain stems, “Little Monsters”, directed by Abe Forsythe, has enough heart to make up for its absent brain in a good-spirited gore fest that’s a hilarious and bloody appreciation of how hard great... Read the full review »

Pauline Kael described “The Breakfast Club” as “A movie about a bunch of stereotypes who complain that other people see them as stereotypes.” While that’s certainly true, “The Breakfast Club”, directed by John Hughes, is also about t... Read the full review »

A no-holds barred, viciously gory bloodfest throwback, “3 From Hell”, directed by Rob Zombie, is a schlock horror flick of vulgarity delight that, while doesn’t deliver anything remarkably special, still provides tons of blood, tits, and any... Read the full review »