By Amita Basu – Joker (2019) squanders its potential for powerful commentary, settling instead for a fatalist vindication of…

By Siddhant Raizada – Joker is a drama movie in the vein of movies like Taxi Driver and The King of Comedy, it is a horror movie…

By Bill – HEY! Are you ready to put something on in the background that you don’t have to pay attention to because there’s…

By Ram Venkat Srikar – ‘Vruddhulaku dhesam ledhu’ is one of the 28 novels written by Pencil Parthasarathy, a world-famous…

By M Kanishka Narang – Vikas Bahl’s Super 30 is based on the life of brilliant mathematician Anand Kumar who helps thirty…

By Gary Chambers – Clownado recently ripped into my mailbox and was quite a pleasant surprise. It’s a deliberately off the rails…

By Alex Skrapits – This will be more than a review on the movie; it will be a tribute to a very, special person that recently passed…

By Alex Skrapits – Have you ever shop at a store near the end of summer and start to notice Halloween food or decorations on…

By Jeff Morris – Going into this film, I assumed that this documentary would be much like most others out there.  I assumed that…

By Eliyashaib James – Directed by Gus Van Sant. Starring Matt Damon, Robin Williams, Millie Driver, Stellan Skarsgard, and Ben…

By T.J. Foster – As in Shakespeare’s play, it is ancient Rome and Caesar (Louis Calhern) has just returned from battle.  Many of…

By T.J. Foster – This miniseries by Patrick McHale, who also worked on the popular CN show Adventure Time, won 2 Emmy’s…

By Mason Frew – The brilliance of Yesterday is its ability to be both a heartwarming story that anyone can enjoy as well as a…

By Mason Frew – As I sat through the almost three hour character study that is Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, I couldn’t…

By Ian Walter – 25 years ago, The Lion King (a Disney animated classic) warmed the hearts of children everywhere. Jon Favreau…

By Sharanya Mosalakanti – A guy, standing in the toilet in front of a broken mirror, with a cigarette on his lips. Hmm, way for…

By Alex Skrapits – This…this isn’t going to be easy. I don’t know where to begin. When the Little Mermaid was released in 1989…

By Jake Peter – In this gut-wrenching thriller, Pugh’s character Dani and her boyfriend Christian (played by Reynor) travel to a…

By  Kaja Rakušček – Leave No Trace is Debra Granik’s rendition of Peter Rock’s novel which tells a captivating tale of a changing…

By Aranyak Goswami – Creativity is one of the most important parameters that are required to produce a film that can be…

By Sam – In what feels like an attempted conclusion of the most recent attempt to tackle the big screen X-Men world, director…

By Ian Walter – How do you follow Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse?  Or more importantly, Avengers: Infinity War and…

By T.J. Foster – Monty Python’s Life of Brian is one of the feature films of the titular comedy group. The main cast includes…

By Başak Aydın – Burning. What a movie this was. A woman disappears and leaves everyone behind her to burn. Even though…

By Alex Skrapits – In 1995, after seven years of struggling production, the newly developed computer graphic studio known…

By Evan Hancock – Thoughts on Speech and Debate from a Debate & Forensics champ (who is also a snob about movies…

By Savannah Gisleson – For all the visual opulence in Park Chan-wook’s The Handmaiden, a point is to be made through it…

By Sam Maguire – Olivia Wilde’s directorial debut in Booksmart starring Kaitlyn Denver and Beanie Feldstein is a worthy successor…

By Tanner A Hahn – “You really think a black suit is going to solve all your problems?” F. Gary Gray, (Straight Outta Compton…

By Sabrina L. Wright – When I first saw the trailer for Shaft 2019, I was immediately blown away! I found myself cracking up…

By Hannah Feltz – When reading the short description of Booksmart, it sounds just as average as any other high school comedy…