Film Review: ‘Studio 666’ Lacks Scares But Still Rocks
(This review was originally published on our sister site Awards Radar.) For the last couple of decades the Foo Fighters have helped carry the torch ...
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FILM REVIEW: Scream (2022) Still Has Enough Terror In the Tanks
Delivering a single horror film sequel that is even a fraction as good as the original is rare. Delivering four quality sequels without a reboot, ...
Film Review: ‘Licorice Pizza’ Is a Perfect Slice of PTA
There is something special about Paul Thomas Anderson’s films. Look at the worlds he has taken us too and the memorable characters he has crafted. ...
FILM REVIEW: ‘Being the Ricardos’ Colors In The Story of TV’s Favorite Couple
It is amazing just how much Lucille Ball’s comedic influence continues to be found in comedy sixty years after her almost universally beloved series I ...
Film Review: Spielberg’s ‘West Side Story’ Sings
They are two opposing ways to view Steven Spielberg’s West Side Story. The first is as an ambitious, standalone musical full of vibrant visuals, lively ...
FILM REVIEW: ‘The Power of the Dog’: Toxic Masculinity Unleashed
There are films that you can process quickly, walk away from and never think of again. Then there are films like Jane Campion‘s The Power ...
Film Review: ‘Belfast’ Beautifully Captures Memories of Family
Kenneth Branagh has always been a risk-taker when it comes to film. His work as a director has covered a wide range of subjects; Shakespeare, ...
Film Review: Kristen Stewart Mesmerizes As Diana in ‘Spencer’
For those old enough to remember, the sudden and tragic loss of Diana Spencer (played by Kristen Stewart), is one of those moments that you ...