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Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? Arrow of the Orion Review: A Stellar Adventure
Fujino Omori and Suzuhito Yasuda’s Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? light novel […] -
Midsommar Review: A Harrowing, Hypnotizing Vacation to a Predictable Destination
Filmmaker Ari Aster delivered audiences his first film Hereditary last year, which debuted at the […] -
Spider-Man: Far From Home Review: A Thrilling, Daring Masterpiece
Spider-Man: Far From Home arrives under a massive, dark shadow as the first entry to the Marvel […] -
Child’s Play Review: Reboot Squanders a Potentially Great New Take on Chucky
The new version of Child’s Play examines man’s relationship to modern technology, and the dark […] -
Annabelle Comes Home Review: The Demon Invasion is Surprisingly Tame
Annabelle Comes Home takes the The Conjuring’s iconic doll and gives it an entire new league of […] -
Shaft Review: Badass Comedy Overshadows Lackluster Action
John Shaft is a name that has rang in the streets for decades, but Shaft (2019) is forced to […] -
Toy Story 4 Review: Pixar Reaches for the Sky, Soars to Infinity and Beyond Yet Again
“Reach for the sky!” declares a built-in catch phrase of kid-devoted, pull-string sheriff doll […] -
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 […]
