Being Weird Has Never Felt As Good As Burton’s Creepy Cult Classic
1988’s Beetlejuice may not have been Tim Burton’s first movie, but it was the project that truly launched him as a bold, weird, and creative voice in Hollywood. He was…
Soulful Star-Studded Adaptation Is A Therapeutic Discovery Of Trauma Relief
August Wilson, the late acclaimed American playwright, chronicled some of the best stories about African American experiences using deeply humanized and comprehensive storytelling. Some of his notable theater works include…
ADBHUT is a watchable horror film, despite its minuses
Adbhut Review 2.5/5 & Review Rating Star Cast: Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Shreya Dhanwanthary, Diana Penty, Rohan Mehra Director: Sabbir Khan Adbhut Movie Review Synopsis:ADBHUT is the story of a detective solving…
Rebel Wilson Successfully Directs This Funny, Heartfelt, Catchy Musical Comedy
The Deb had the honor of being the closing film at the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival, and Rebel Wilson’s directorial debut left quite an impression. The Australian star, whose…
A Deeply Disappointing Crime Comedy That Doesn’t Make Good Use Of Its A-List Cast
There is very little about Riff Raff, the latest from director Dito Montiel and screenwriter John Pollono, to commend it. The film is bleak, mean-spirited, and simply not good. This…
Brett Goldstein & Imogen Poots’ Chemistry Sizzles In Bittersweet Romantic Drama
When we meet Simon (Brett Goldstein) and Laura (Imogen Poots) in William Bridges and Goldstein’s sci-fi romantic drama, All of You, we are instantly hit with their palpable chemistry. As…
Ian McKellen Stuns In A Weak Drama That Doesn’t Live Up To His Talents
As a critic preparing to write about The Critic, I feel somewhat intimidated. The eponymous writer at the center of Anand Tucker’s period drama, Jimmy Erskine (Ian McKellen), uses his…
Megan Fox Stars As A Soulless Robot In An Equally Hollow Sci-Fi Thriller
Subservience is the latest in a long line of sci-fi thrillers about the dangers of AI. Unfortunately, it’s also one of the least original or creative. The sole difference the…
Jason Reitman’s Drama Is A Hollow Recreation Of A Chaotic, Iconic Night
Saturday Night Live is just one year away from its 50th anniversary, and here comes Jason Reitman with a rowdy, profane-filled film adaptation of the show’s debut. Reitman is intimately…
There’s Still A Lot To Love In This Underrated Entry
Back in 2007, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix was the first movie in the fantasy franchise that I got to see in theaters. I remember how nothing…