Rating: C- The gulf between intention and execution is often vast and unfathomable. There are a lot of great ideas in Mayday, the ethereal feature debut from writer/director Karen Cinorre,
Ghost have returned. “Hunter’s Moon,” set for release on the upcoming Halloween Kills soundtrack, is a haunting return for the band who have been eerily quiet since the “Seven Inches
Rating: A- It’s difficult not to view any movie about the ethics of robotics outside of an Isaac Asimov lens. His short stories and novels theorizing and pondering about the
The key to understanding Ænima lies, as it ever is with Tool, in the whole picture. Much ink and thought has been spilt on the band’s most profoundly successful and
The Alpinist shows that humanity can reach great heights, literally and figuratively, if we dream big enough.
Marvel doesn’t reinvent any forumulas, but Shang-Chi is still an awesome addition to the assembly.
Iron Maiden have made their mightiest album in decades.
Rating: B The nature of folklore is change. That’s the first (and, really, only) rule that should be understood when going into Candyman, director Nia DaCosta’s sequel to/reboot of the
John Cena and Lil Rel Howery elevate a stale script into something almost charming.
Director David Lowery adapts one of the weirder, and best, Arthurian stories.