The Reviews

The second Shazam movie doesn’t quite have the same appeal as its predecessor but is overall fine for the genre. The sequel tries to...

A thriller with a good dose of pop music and murder, Perfect Blue isn’t perfect, but it hits all the right notes if you’re looking for an...

I can’t believe I have to write a review for a Barbie movie… ooookay here it goes. Personally, feelings aside and talking objectively,...

A retelling of the classic fairy tale that’s aged like fine milk, A Cinderella Story will have you wishing the clock would strike...

Want to go on a road trip? Maybe start a revolution? Or both? Road 96 is the little indie game that gives you that chance and what an...

Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania kicks off the journey to the next big Avengers story with an entertaining but nothing special bang....

Heartwarming, touching, and brilliantly well-written, Cha Cha Real Smooth is the coming-of-age story I wish had existed in my early...

Coraline is masterpiece in stop-motion visuals paired with haunting visuals and a captivating story and excellent voice acting that’s...

An early contender for surprise of the year at the next CAFA’s How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days is a very good, funny, light hearted early...

A tremendous cast, a gripping story, Glass Onion is an excellent follow up to the first Knives Out and feels different enough to make a...

A surprisingly decent movie, with a good message for its target audience, High School Musical may miss quite a few notes, but hits the...

A dark Irish comedy taking place during the Irish Civil War, Banshees of Inisherin is a metaphor for said war shown through the rapidly...

A triumph in story telling, cinematography, visual effects and frankly, everything that goes into making a memorable movie, Everything...

Living is a fine piece of British cinema that will tug at your heart strings thanks to a moving performance by acting veteran Bull Nighy...

An absolute triumph in animation, Puss in Boots: The Last Wish is a breath of new life into the “shrekverse” that stands up on its own as...

LA Noire is a unique game that did full motion capture before any one else that still holds up 12 years later thanks to a strong and...

A simple, one location character focused narrative that will not leave a dry eye in audience thanks to Brendan Fraser’s brilliant lead...