This gem gets a bad rap because the tone is all over the place, and a big bad (Special Agent Milton Dammers) gets too much screen time. But if you look past those imperfections, you can see why Peter Jackson was the pick to bring LOTR to the big screen. …
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After watching CALLS, I am hopeful that more creators take advantage of the golden age of narrative podcasts and experiment with TV. Gather your family (13+) and sit around to listen to an emotional rollercoaster that’s unlike anything you’ve heard before.…
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Before you read this review, please go to a mirror and say, “Candyman, Candyman, Candyman, Candyman, Candyman.”…
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THE RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD is absolutely fun from start to finish. To the modern audience it might seem like the type of film you should only watch at a midnight cult-film festival (and if you get that chance you absolutely should)…
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Those familiar with Del Toro’s work will see shared spiritual overtones between this film and classics like THE DEVIL’S BACKBONE or PAN’S LABYRINTH. However, while by no means a bad movie, it’s by no means on par with the brilliance of those two films either. …
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Before the 2019 TV show, there was WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS, one of the most unique and funny movies I’ve ever seen.…
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If you're looking for a movie that's a mix of MARRIAGE STORY, the Pixar short BAO, the mood of THE LIGHTHOUSE, and a sprinkle of Guillermo del Toro, watch LAMB in theaters now.…
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This movie has so much fun with its plot - over-the-top fashion hijinks, heists, witty banter, and references to the DALMATIANS films.…
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It's hard to understate the cultural ripple effects SWINGERS must've caused.…
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