Apartment 7A (dir. Natalie Erika James) There’s a huge problem inherent to Apartment 7A, the 56-year dormant prequel to the absolute masterpiece that is Rosemary’s
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Azrael – Relentless intensity elevates a hollow story
Azrael is definitely a good movie, but I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t expecting more from it. The pedigree behind it is fantastic.
Fantastic Fest 2024: Strange Harvest and What Happened to Dorothy Bell?
Strange Harvest: Occult Murder in the Inland Empire (dir. Stuart Ortiz) Our culture has reached critical mass in the world of true crime. Even as
The Substance – a sickening body horror masterpiece
It’s not news that Hollywood isn’t kind to women of a certain age. It’s much easier for ten men to remain in the spotlight through
Never Let Go review – Ya know what? Go ahead and let go
You’ve seen this movie before and you know exactly where it goes. Right at the outset you’ll probably think to yourself “ohhhh, I know what’s
The Killer’s Game – Dave Bautista can do romance as well as he does action (and everything else)
The cool thing about living in a post-John Wick world is that even the smallest action movies have to step up their fisticuffs (and light
The Front Room – maybe don’t take your in-laws to this one
The trailers for The Front Room do a stellar job of putting forth the image of a horror movie you’ve seen before. By leaning into
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice – It’s showtime again, baby!
When dealing in long-awaited sequels to iconic classics, one’s expectations must be kept firmly in check if there are any hopes of enjoying the film.
Slingshot – Good performances can’t save an uninspired script
There’s a part in Slingshot when Casey Affleck remarks to another character that by the time the spaceship he eventually finds himself on reaches its
Terminator Zero plays it safe with the material but looks good doing it
The Terminator franchise has always been a breeding ground for narrative innovation. Robots, time travel, war, artificial intelligence — there are no boundaries as to