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The Dead Don’t Die Review: A Zombie Comedy Unlike Anything Else, for Better and Worse
Being billed as having one of the greatest casts ever assembled, The Dead Don’t Die brings in some […] -
Men in Black: International Review: Bigger Is Far From Better
The original Men in Black trilogy, particularly the first film in 1997, was rooted in the idea […] -
Review: The Charm of ‘Ready Player One’ Overcomes Clutter in Spielberg’s Latest Hit
On the surface and throughout the trailers, Ready Player One looks like nothing more than a […] -
Review: ‘Ralph Breaks the Internet’ Is a Charming Sequel That Lives Up to Its Predecessor
As many sequels throughout the history of film have shown us, bigger is almost never better. […] -
Dark Phoenix: An Underwhelming, Visceral Conclusion to X-Men Franchise
X-Men: Dark Phoenix is the final chapter to a 20-year franchise which has lost its way as of late, […] -
Aquaman Review: A Visually Stunning Win for DC
Jason Momoa and Warner Bros. are looking to make a splash with Aquaman, the first ever standalone […] -
Review: ‘Dragon Ball Super: Broly’ Powers Up As The Franchise’s Best Movie Yet
You might think Dragon Ball has done it all, but then you’d be wrong. Akira Toriyama birthed a […] -
‘Glass’ Review: Shyamalan Fan Service Will Split Viewers
The ‘Eastrail 177 Trilogy’ gets its culminating chapter in Glass, and the result is a film that […] -
‘Alita: Battle Angel’ Review: Overly Ambitious in a Beautiful New World
Alita: Battle Angel aims to bring the Japanese manga by Yukito Kishiro to live-action life under […] -
‘Polar’ Review: A Bloody, Clunky Thrill That Delivers on the Carnage But Not Much Else
Go with me on a journey for a second. Remember Crank? The really loud, colorful, bloody, […]
