Movie Reviews
Sicario: Day of the Soldado Review: A Gritty, Excellent Sequel
Sicario 2 manages to turn what seemed like a one-off into an excellent and unlikely franchise.
King Cohen Review: An Inspiring Look at the Exploitation Genre Genius
The tale of a filmmaker who gave zero f's, pushed the boundaries of cinema, and created some classic movies that are here to stay.
Superfly Review: Stupid, Senseless, Infuriating Garbage
Superfly is a misogynistic, long-form rap music video that glorifies racial and ethnic stereotypes.
Incredibles 2 Review: A Thrilling Superhero Sequel
Disney and Pixar do not disappoint after a fourteen year absence. Incredibles 2 is top notch family entertainment.
American Animals Review: A Fascinating True Crime Story
A historic art heist gets a masterful film adaptation in American Animals.
Hotel Artemis Review: The Coolest Movie of The Year Has Arrived
Director Drew Pearce, with the help of a stellar cast, has crafted a super cool ride with Hotel Artemis.
Ocean's 8 Review: A Breezy Heist Flick Loaded with Star Power
Fans of Steven Soderbergh's Ocean's trilogy will embrace the girl powered remake. It is the Mimosa of the summer box office.
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Review: A Dark & Scary Sequel
The fifth installment of the Jurassic Park series injects much needed terror into the dinosaur franchise.
Hereditary Review: This Will Seriously Mess You Up
A24 and director Ari Aster deliver a horror experience like nothing else you'll find this year with Hereditary.
Adrift Review: Too Much Romance, Not Enough Survival
Shailene Woodley's sea tragedy Adrift plays out like a Nicholas Sparks young adult romance, and that's no fun.
Upgrade Review: A Spectacularly Violent Micro-Budget Masterpiece
Leigh Whannell delivers his best film since Saw with the sci-fi, horror, action knockout Upgrade.
Solo Review: A Fun Ride That Ultimately Feels A Little Empty
Solo: A Star Wars Story is a summer, sci-fi popcorn flick loaded with big action, but it all feels too commercial.
Deadpool 2 Review #2: Raunchy, Insanely Violent and Absolutely Ingenious
Everything salacious from the first Deadpool is pretty much injected with steroids in the go for broke sequel, Deadpool 2.
Deadpool 2 Review: Maximum Effort Brings Maximum Results
Ryan Reynolds returns in Deadpool 2 to bring us a totally satisfying, near-perfect sequel.
Life of the Party Review #2: An Uncomfortably Awkward Experience
Life of the Party unfortunately fails to live up to the bar of Melissa McCarhy's previous movies.
Terminal Review: Margot Robbie Makes Revenge Look Delicious
Terminal is worth watching for anyone that either loves Margot Robbie or just can't get enough weird film noir.
Life of the Party Review: Melissa McCarthy Throws a Hilarious Rager
Melissa McCarthy goes back to school with heart and humor in the new comedy Life of the Party, in theaters this weekend.
Infinity War Review #2: Marvel's Greatest Emotional Ride Yet
Avengers: Infinity War takes everything a step further than we ever imagined to deliver an emotional gut punch unseen in the MCU until now.
Batman Ninja Review: The Dark Knight Looks Great in Glorious Anime
Batman Ninja is perhaps the most artistic vision of the Caped Crusader released yet, and should be sought out by fans.
Avengers: Infinity War Review: Marvel Delivers the Carnage (Spoiler-Free!)
Infinity War hits like a machine gun with an extended clip in its unrelenting onslaught of destruction.
I Feel Pretty Review #2: An Okay Comedy with An Inspiring Message
Amy Schumer manages to deliver a fun message to anyone with low self-esteem, but it could be funnier.
Beirut Review: Jon Hamm Gets Gritty in High Stakes Spy Thriller
Beirut is another solidly entertaining film from Tony Gilroy, acclaimed writer of the Jason Bourne films.
I Feel Pretty Review: Amy Schumer's Well-Meaning Comedy Falls Flat
I Feel Pretty has a girl power message that is easily embraced, but doesn't make that lesson entertaining for long enough.
Truth or Dare Review #2: A Rare Blumhouse Blunder That Fails to Scare
A group of friends get in way over their head while playing a game of Truth or Dare?, but it's nothing to be afraid of.
Rampage Review: The Rock Delivers a Giant Monster Carnival of Fun
Midway's arcade classic Rampage gets a first rate adaptation from director Brad Peyton starring the always reliable The Rock.
Truth or Dare Review: A Slow, Boring, Miserable Experience
Truth or Dare is a total letdown as producer Jason Blum delivers a Friday the 13th dud.
Lowlife Review: Welcome to a Special Kind of Crazy
Director Ryan Prows feature debut Lowlife is a blood-soaked, totally crazy, unique movie reminiscent of early Quentin Tarantino.
Borg Vs. McEnroe Review: Shia LaBeouf Serves an Ace
Borg vs. McEnroe perfectly captures the legendary players at the peak of their game and the epic Wimbledon showdown that followed.
Blockers Review #2: Teen Sex Comedy Delivers an Enlightened Twist
Blockers is a super funny and raunchy comedy starring Leslie Mann and John Cena that turns out to be a bit smarter in its approach than expected.
Ready Player One Review #3: As Inspiring As It Is Fun
Legendary Director Steven Spielberg's latest film Ready Player One promises fans a plethora of 80s nostalgia and it delivers.
Ready Player One Review #2: Spielberg Glides in Giddy Pop Joyride
Ready Player One is an Easter egg extravaganza that comes on like a two hour serving of Frosted Flakes with every toy in the box.
A Quiet Place Review #2: The Best Horror Movie Since Get Out
A Quiet Place takes its high concept and runs with it to absolute glory to become the first true sleeper blockbuster of the year.
Pacific Rim Uprising Review: An Unrelenting Blast of Monstrous Fun
Pacific Rim Uprising proves to be a lot more fun than the original with Star Wars legend John Boyega in the lead.
Unsane Review: Claire Foy Shines in Soderbergh's Murky iPhone Thriller
Steven Soderbergh's B-movie horror thriller Unsane is a murky exercise in guerrilla filmmaking.
Hearts Beat Loud Review: The Feel Good Movie We Need Right Now
Nick Offerman delivers a terrific performance in Hearts Beat Loud, which could be the feel-good movie of the year.
Tomb Raider Review: Alicia Vikander Is So Good in Such A Bad Movie
Alicia Vikander reboots the Tomb Raider franchise with realism, but Lara Croft needs a better movie.
Most Likely to Murder Review: Mystery Saves Mundane Comedy
Adam Pally and Rachel Bloom star in Most Likely to Murder, which is a more comedy than horror, but still kinda works.
Isle of Dogs Review: An Edgy, Luminous Joy to Behold
Wes Anderson's Isle of Dogs is a stop-motion animated movie that dazzles with creativity, and could become a certified classic in the genre.
The Director and the Jedi Review: A Must-See for Star Wars Fans
The Director and the Jedi provides an intimate look at Rian Johnson's process and journey of bringing Star Wars: The Last Jedi to life.
Ready Player One Review: Spielberg's Latest Is an Absolute Blast
Steven Spielberg delightfully returns to blockbuster filmmaking with Ready Player One.
