The most enduringly striking aspect of Stillwater is the degree to which Matt Damon disappears into his role. Despite having one of the most recognizable
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Jolt review – MovieJawn – My mom and sister are going to love this
Originally published at MovieJawn My sister cuts my mom’s hair in her kitchen. A movie is often put on in the background when this ritual
Old review – Shyamalan’s latest fable is gloriously bonkers
It would be a disservice to go too deeply into the plot of Old, because as we all know, movies made by M. Night Shyamalan
Fear Street Part Three: 1666 review – Novelty is a good thing!
With Fear Street Part Three: 1666, Netflix brings to a close one of its more exciting marketing ploys, and it’s a model I hope they
Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain review – Yes, chef
Somewhere along the line America got really into chefs. Like really into it. I’m not talking about the family friendly Emeril Lagasses that got talk
Pig review – Thank you for not calling it “Piggyback”
If you can, try to go into Pig as blind as possible. Try not to read too much about it, and maybe even consider avoiding
Fear Street Part Two: 1978 review – There’s not enough camp in this camp!
As an expansion of the mythology put forth in the first entry, Fear Street: 1978 does a great job keeping things interesting. As a summer
Fear Street Part One: 1994 review – The ’90s as vintage means I am dying
Netflix has thrown a considerable amount of marketing weight behind the Fear Street trilogy, and as a fan of horror movies, quite specifically slashers, this
Black Widow review – Solid performances fail to rescue a bland, boring affair
At the outset of the COVID-19 quarantine, one of the first cinematic sacrifices was Black Widow. Its release was delayed indefinitely, and fans were left
The Tomorrow War Review – Phindie – It’s only a day away
Originally published at Phindie. I’m not sure why I thought that The Tomorrow War was based on a young adult novel, but I’m glad I did,