Movie Reviews
Julian Roman
Constantine: City of Demons Review: A Gripping, Twisted Tale of the Occult
Warner Bros. Animation finally delivers a full throttle R-rated feature with the enthralling return of Constantine in City of Demons.
Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween Review: Same Story, Less Jack Black
Goosebumps 2 is sadly lacking in creativity and there definitely was no effort to generate a new plot.
First Man Review: A Riveting & Intimate Portrayal of an American Icon
Oscar-winning Director Damien Chazelle breathes life into the story behind legendary Neil Armstrong with the Ryan Gosling drama First Man.
The Hate U Give Review: Powerful, Thought Provoking and Honest
The Hate U Give is unwavering in its honesty as it pierces the heart of the racial divide in America.
Venom Review: Lower Your Expectations, It's Kind of Disappointing
Venom does not fulfill the potential of the character or the story and it lacks a harder edge with the PG-13 rating.
Bad Times at the El Royale Review #2: Worshipping at the Altar of Tarantino
The juicy bits are scintillating, but Bad Times at the El Royale runs long in stretches.
A Star Is Born Review: Bradley Cooper & Lady Gaga Smolder in Electric Remake
A Star Is Born will enchant audiences, as Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga show off tremendous screen chemistry.
Night School Review: Dim-Witted Slapstick That Runs Painfully Long
A supporting cast of great comedians saves Night School from being a total loss.
Smallfoot Review: A Hilarious Lesson in Critical Thinking
Every kid who sees Smallfoot will leave the theater a bit smarter, and perhaps more curious about their environment.
House with a Clock in Its Walls Review: Elicits More Yawns Than Scares
Eli Roth knows how to stage a dark setting, but needs work directing from a child's point of view when it comes to his family friendly The House with a Clock in its Walls.
5 Actors Who Could Replace Henry Cavill as Superman
With Henry Cavill possibly leaving his Superman role behind, here are five talented character actors with the physical and emotional gravitas to take over the DC hero.
White Boy Rick Review: Stylish and Well Acted, But Not Gangster Enough
White Boy Rick is a fascinating character drama that manages to gloss over the criminal elements.
The Predator Review: A Bloody, Foul-Mouthed Action Barrage
The Predator will keep action junkies out of rehab. The film entertains, but feels inordinately lighthearted.
Active Measures Review: A Spellbinding Account of Russian Interference
Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump's relationship is explored in incendiary detail in the new documentary Active Measures.
Kin Review: Prepare for Twists, Turns and One Big Bombshell Ending
Lionsgate ends the summer in high fashion with Kin, an inventive adventure disguised as just another family drama.
Operation Finale Review: Nazi Hunters Provide Late Summer Heroics
Finding Adolf Eichmann was difficult, but getting him back to Israel undetected is the true challenge in Operation Finale.
Searching Review: A Terrifying Tale for the Digital Era
Predators, cyberbullying, and online stalking are daily news stories that become a stark truth in Searching, which should be required viewing for parents.
Papillon Review: Charlie Hunnam Impresses in Prison Drama Remake
Charlie Hunnam wastes away to a near skeleton in a new adaptation of Papillon.
Alpha Review: A Captivating and Beautifully Shot Adventure
Set at the end of the Ice Age, Alpha tells the enthralling story of how dogs became domesticated.
