Fear Street: Prom Queen Review
The Fear Street film series began with a trilogy that was released consecutively in the summer of 2021. The initial reactions were that the films honored the source material, were…
LILO & STITCH is a delightful entertainer
Lilo & Stitch (English) Review 3.0/5 & Review Rating Star Cast: Maia Kealoha, Sydney Elizebeth Agudong Director: Dean Fleischer Camp Lilo & Stitch Movie Review Synopsis:LILO & STITCH is the story of…
BHOOL CHUK MAAF suffers due to predictability and stagnant writing
Bhool Chuk Maaf Review 2.0/5 & Review Rating Star Cast: Rajkummar Rao, Wamiqa Gabbi Director: Karan Sharma Bhool Chuk Maaf Movie Review Synopsis:BHOOL CHUK MAAF is the story of a…
I Want This Small-Scale Psychological Thriller To Make A Star Out Of Lyndsey Marshal
Everyone has had bad neighbors, but Restless protagonist Nicky finds them particularly torturous. Played by Lyndsey Marshal (Inside Man), Nicky’s life becomes upended when new neighbors move in right next…
I’m Glad This Movie Was Made, But I’m So Frustrated It Wasn’t Made Better
When I first saw the trailer for Fountain of Youth, I had conflicting responses. On the one hand, I was excited to see anything resembling a history-focused adventure film. I’ve…
Joachim Trier’s Brilliant Drama Is The Best Film Of Cannes So Far
Joachim Trier has already made one of the best films of the decade with The Worst Person in the World, which bowed at Cannes in 2021 and earned its lead…
I Was Caught Between Frustration & Empathy In Harris Dickinson’s Memorable Directorial Feature Debut
Urchin follows Frank Dillane (Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince) as Mike, a homeless Londoner who can’t seem to catch a break. In between battling his lack of stability for…
Despite Paul Mescal & Josh O’Connor’s Stellar Chemistry, This Wartime Drama Is More Sedated Than Sexy
The History of Sound may have been one of the most hotly anticipated Cannes premieres and I’m sure many hoped it would be one of the hottest movies, what with…
Lana Condor & Ross Butler Shine In This Otherwise Generic Ensemble Rom-Com
Worth the Wait does not do itself any favors by embracing a subgenre of the romantic comedy that rarely results in anyone’s best work: the interconnected ensemble dramedy. Love, Actually…
Highest 2 Lowest Review: Denzel Washington Is On Fire In Spike Lee’s Crime Thriller
In adapting Akira Kurosawa’s High and Low, Spike Lee somehow crafts his most fun film in years even though, at its center, the film is about a greedy, ego-driven music…