FILM REVIEW: ‘Love and Monsters’ The Apocalypse At Its Sweetest
Like many films that have been released recently, it is hard not to make connections between the on-screen situations of Love and Monsters and the current isolation ...
Category: Steven Prusakowski
TV Review: ‘Deaf U’ Is A Wild and Revealing Look At Deaf Culture
(This review, written by our critic Steven Prusakowski and was previously published on our sister site, AwardsRadar. Be sure to check them out for film, TV, and ...
Film Review: ‘Dick Johnson Is Dead’ Is A Touching Exploration of Life, Love, and Loss
Meet Richard C. Johnson aka Dick Johnson. He is an 80-something psychiatrist and widower who also happens to be the father of the film’s director, Kirsten ...
FILM REVIEW: ‘Unpregnant’ Takes the Abortion Issue on the Road
High school student Veronica’s (Haley Lu Richardson – Five Feet Apart) day isn’t going as planned. Thanks to a case of the butterfingers while taking ...
Film Review: ‘Enola Holmes’ is a Clever Charmer
This article, written by our critic Steven Prusakowski and was previously published on our sister site, AwardsRadar. Be sure to check them out for film, ...
Film Review: ‘The Secrets We Keep’ Will Hold You Captive
It is a picturesque, tranquil day in the town square park during what feels like simpler times. The sun is shining, the skies are blue, ...
Film Review: Charlie Kaufman’s ‘I’m Thinking of Ending Things’ is a Trip
If someone were to say Charlie Kaufman makes films that challenge audiences, it would be a vast understatement. Even his most general audience-friendly film Eternal ...
Bill and Ted Face the Music Review: A Long Overdue And Triumphant Return
Early one Friday afternoon back in 1991, I made it my mission to beat the crowds to the first showing on the opening weekend of ...