All in all, the ceremony is groan-worthy and unfunny. It’s poorly directed and designed. It’s painfully slow, even at 90 minutes. Yet if you’re a horror fan or someone who’s just curious, it makes for decent background noise while you try to find that old 90’s cassette tape of haunted house sounds you know you have lying around somewhere.…
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JAWS is a master class of creativity that has endured for fifty years.…
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This season of YELLOWJACKETS excels more during the scenes with our teenage survivors more than it does when it focuses on them as adults.…
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No better than the last one. Take that for what you will...…
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Starring Aleeza Ben Shalom as our traditional Jewish matchmaker, we follow her from LA to Miami to Israel as she works magic, bringing Jewish singles together to find happiness.…
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The worlds of literature and film have long provided a beloved list of juvenile heroines traversing the confounding, frightening, and whimsical challenges of far-off fantasy lands. Audiences cherish the Dorothys and Alices of such worlds for their bravery, curiosity, ability to overcome in the face of danger, and the lessons they learn along the way. In this latest addition to the trope, writer/director Ryan Stevens Harris (MOONFALL) delivers a darker, more nightmarish sort of wonderland in MOON GARDEN. The film…
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WORKING: WHAT WE DO ALL DAY is a limited four-part series documentary that features the former President Barack Obama as the narrator.…
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It is the sheer volume of talent that makes this movie so much better than it should be.…
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MOONSTRUCK is romantic/comedy gold.…
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