Film Reviews

The undead are resurrected beautifully in a this new take on zombie standards.

Jordan Peele examines the horror of racism.

Four talented women conjure four terrifying tales in this horror anthology.

Surprisingly, Matt Damon’s presence is the least of this movie’s woes.

It ain’t an easy train to hop aboard, but if you can manage it then strap in, buddy.

What if there were no Beatles, Eric Clapton or Rolling Stones? The new documentary film, Sidemen – Long Road to Glory successful answers that they may not have existed in their remembered incarnation if it weren’t for the influence of three compelling blues sidemen: Pinetop Perkins, Hubert Sumlin or Willie “Big Eyes” Smith.  Sidemen, which premiered […]

In comparison, Fifty Shades Darker makes Fifty Shades of Grey seem almost watchable.

Will Arnett reprises his movie stealing role as The Dark Knight in this spinoff of The Lego Movie.

The Baba Yaga returns in a blood-soaked sequel that’s every bit as satisfying as its predecessor, and then some.

It’s hard to tell what’s worse, the jokes or the plot.

Fake sentiment and emotional contrivances bog down an already hammy premise.

I mean…sure.

The twist is that it’s kinda good.

Ben Affleck can’t find his footing in the uneventful adaptation of Dennis Lehane’s novel.

The latest from Jim Jarmusch looks at the tedious profundity of everyday life

A tepid, hollow movie that fails at conveying even the most basic emotions

All the big (and little) moments that made up 2016’s entertainment landscape

There’s no denying that 2016 had some low cinematic moments, but the highs outweighed them all.

Writer/director Mike Mills crafts a stunning depection of the generation gap that resonates now more than ever.

A helpful breakdown of what to stream while you get some much-needed downtime this holiday season