By Will Hunter – I must confess that when I visited two friends the other night to watch The Lighthouse, I went in…

By Sam Maguire – Robert Eggers’ The Lighthouse is a remarkable sea shanty nightmare of a film, fascinated with…

By JT Harrell – As 1917 winds down from its opening weekend and winds up with a mediocre box office pull, those…

By Ethan Westerfield – Sam Mendes crafts a spectacularly unique war film unlike any other that refuses to relish in its…

By Michael Arnold – I’ve always loved Adam Sandler, ever since I saw Happy Gilmore at the adolescent age of 12 years old…

By Daniel Occelli – Richard Jewell is the latest film directed by Clint Eastwood and in his more recent work he has films like…

By Ethan Westerfield – Destin Daniel Cretton retells the remarkable true story of how defense attorney Bryan Stevenson…

By Will Hunter – I should preface this article by explaining how my happy relationship with Quentin Tarantino’s films…

By Sam Almond – An enjoyable film; but not a good one. To some this statement may seem contradictory but I believe it…

By Daniel Occelli – With Uncut Gems the Safdie Brothers are back with a visceral, nonstop thrill ride as frustrating and exhausting…

By Sam Maguire – Little Women, Greta Gerwig’s adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel is a remarkable achievement…

By A.J. Louis – This movie isn’t the Guns N Roses beloved Welcome to the Jungle anthem, but more like a replica by a strong…

By Richard Schertzer – We close out year 2019 by finally-and I mean finally- saying goodbye to the Skywalker saga with…

By Phillip Wohlford – Today, I went to the movie, A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, and my expectation prior to the movie…

By Darren Chan Keng Leong – Code 8 starts with the premise of a small percentage of humans with extraordinary gifts in the…

By Ian Walter – Director J.J. Abrams has delivered on closing out a trilogy that he started with Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force…

By T.J. Foster – As a tremendous fan of the rapper Eminem, I wanted to watch this movie to experience this seminal moment in…

By Ian Walter – It’s Never Too Late For Terminator: Dark Fate. “The future’s not set. There’s no fate but what we make…

By Erica Clark – So, I saw Black Christmas yesterday. Here’s my 25 problems / questions…

By Randee Moore – Attention parents, caregivers, friends, family, and basically anyone that knows a kid; if you think you have to…

By Jamaica Spencer – My Entire High School Sinking Into the Sea is not a mainstream Hollywood film. It’s something I’ve…

By Sam Maguire – Completing Scorsese’s mob milieu, The Irishman is a 3 and a half hour riveting crime epic sprawling across…

By Rohan Mishra – “Looks aren’t everything.” Ford vs Ferrari starring Matt Damon, Christian Bale, Jon Bernthal, Caitriona Balfe…

By Pablo Marin – Absolutely loved this documentary! There’s so much information about karate in this video that it really…

By Vinay Patel – The movie starts off ominous as hell, with the submarine in the water at night, lights that barely illuminate…

By Tony Jin- It has been over 16 years since the last installment of Charlie’s Angels hit cinemas. Does the new and revamped…

By MA Iliasu – Deflection remains one of the prominent cinematic strategies through which watchers could be caught off guard…

By Liam Williams – Doctor Sleep is a 2019 movie based off the writings of Stephen King, Doctor Sleep follows the story of Danny…

By Alex Skrapits – Nickelodeon has always a place in animation history when they presented us a library of cartoons known as…

By Alex Skrapits – Pokémon…Pokémon…Pokémon. What do you have to say about it? Pokémon has been considered a worldwide…

By Marko Bogosavljevic – People are typically born with the ability to hear. We use it daily when we communicate, interact with…

By Max Riley – “What’s your favorite movie?” Ask that to a lot of people, and they’ll probably tell you very quickly that it’s…