Film Review: “The Way Back” Is An Underdog Story Worth Rooting For
The Way Back could not have come at a better time. Since the virus has put a chokehold on our lives, there is one thing ...
Category: Steven Prusakowski
Film Review: ‘Extra Ordinary’ is a Spirited Delight
In a quaint little town in Ireland where the existence of the paranormal is known and accepted as part of everyday life, Rose Dooley (Maeve ...
Film Review: The Assistant
As much as I hate to use the phrase “important film.” That label gets tossed around a loosely. In the case of Kitty Green’s “The ...
Film Review: “Richard Jewell”
Security guard, Richard Jewell, detonated a bomb at a concert he was supposed to be protecting during the Atlanta Olympic festivities in Centennial. He was ...
Film Review: Little Women
“Little Women” has a long cinematic history, starting with the 1917 release which is now considered lost, through the golden era of film and into ...
Film Review: ‘Jumanji: The Next Level’ Is Anything But
All the way back in 2017, “Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle” surprised audiences when the film, anticipated to be an aimless low-end Hollywood reboot, turned ...
Film Review: ‘Uncut Gems’ is an Anxiety-Inducing Gamble
The Safdie Brothers‘ Uncut Gems is a crime thriller that takes us into a seedy underworld most people probably do not know to exist. It ...
Film Review: Knives Out
There are laborious films that require the audience to work be entertained. “Knives Out” is not one of those films. It feels like a fantastically ...