Month: March 2019

In a sea of major studio releases, sometimes a release can get lost in the shuffle. It’s unfortunate because if given a choice most sites will always focus on the film which…

David F. Sandberg’s Shazam! represents a shift in approach for the DC Universe. In a world where it appears we are getting this type of release every other month, Sandberg examines the…

While part of me wishes that I could have made the press screening of Us this past Tuesday, seeing it Thursday night with a regular audience gave me a whole new appreciation for…

Trading Paint certainly is shooting for a specific demographic, and that’s the least bewildering element to Travolta’s latest release. However, if you are seeking any semblance of an entertaining escape, then audiences will…

Gaspar Noé’s Climax is an hour and thirty-seven-minute dive into a feverish dance party complete with LSD, violent thrusting, and enough violence to make the film feel as if it were four hours long….

There’s no question that Jonas Åkerlund’s Lords Of Chaos isn’t a title which will have a mass appeal. I can’t say for sure that watching Åkerlund’s latest project would have appealed to me given…

Captain Marvel caused me to take a trip down memory lane. When I wasn’t playing with my best friend Chad at my house on Splitlog Drive, I was navigating those brief moments where…

Madeleine Sackler’s O.G. is a film that most will have trouble connecting with but that is exactly why everyone should make an effort to see it. Sackler’s film takes a deep look into the…

Dan Reed’s documentary Leaving Neverland will be a gut punch to audiences around the globe when it premieres on HBO Sunday night. Reed takes a meticulous approach as he peels back the layers of…