Ranking ‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ “Space Rhapsody” Songs
A little FYI about me: I’m such an in-the-closet theater nerd! Something about being a Jersey boy who could frequent NYC Broadway shows as...
Review: ‘The Wendigo’Found Footage Creature Horror Is Creepy But Overstays Its Welcome
I’m sure you’ve heard the legend of the Wendigo. That cryptid that roams the dark corners of the Eastern United States terrorizing campers, hikers...
Review: ‘Brother’Clement Virgo’s Directorial Debut Masterfully Examines Manhood, Loss, And Being Young And...
As a (person who still thinks he's a) young black man who was raised in the US on hip-hop and geeky things, I'm frequently...
Review: River WildAdam Brody Delivers In A Remake No One Asked For But Everyone...
Jo (Leighton Meester) needs to get away from the pressures of real life in River Wild. What better way than to go on a...
Review: ‘Meg 2: The Trench’Fun Emerges From The Depths Too Late To Save Jason...
In some ways it's kinda weird that Meg 2: The Trench exists under the direction of Ben Wheatley. How in the Hell did that happen? The...
Review: ‘Shortcomings’Randall Park And Justin H. Min Are A Comedic Director/Actor Duo To Watch...
For the last couple of years, Randall Park has been the best part of a lot of projects. He gained a loyal following in...
Review: ‘Dreamin’ Wild’Casey Affleck's Musical Dreams Come True In Bill Pohlad's Heartwarming Emerson Brothers...
Why are so many movies based on a character's pursuit of their dreams? Easy. Everyone has dreams, whether stated or not. But also because...
Review: ‘The Collective’Lucas Till, Tyrese Gibson, Ruby Rose, And Mercedes Varnado Slum It In...
How can an action movie with Lucas Till, Tyrese Gibson, Ruby Rose, Mercedes Varnado aka Sasha Banks, Don Johnson, and classic screen baddie Paul...
Review: ‘Passages’Franz Rogowski, Adèle Exarchopoulos & Ben Whishaw Are In A Chaotic Love Triangle...
What happens when a fuckboy tries to settle down? Nothing good, and innocent people get caught up in his wake in Ira Sachs’ Passages, about...
Review: ‘Kokomo City’D. Smith's Directorial Debut Delivers Raw, Unfiltered Truth
Kokomo City, directed by D. Smith (Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood, Cab Driver), made its much-anticipated world premiere at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival...