‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’ Is The Slasher Series We’ve All Been Waiting For – Review
By Angel Amaral I know what you should binge watch this fall just in time for spooky season. Amazon’s I Know What You Did Last Summer series is a reboot […]
‘Beckett’ Is A Unique Political Thriller, But Struggles With Tepid Plot Progression – Review
John David Washington is back again, and this time starring in the political thriller Beckett. Washington has steadily been making a name for himself, since his run in 2015’s Ballers. […]
‘I Am Not Starfire’ Is A Sweet Coming-Of-Age Story About Being Misunderstood And Standing In Your Own Power – Review
17-year-old Mandy is your average rebellious high school goth kid. She has some anxieties about her future, a major crush on one of the cool girls, and is a bit […]
‘Old’ Is Proof Not Every Adaptation Has To Be A Movie Adaptation – Review
Perhaps the most interesting thing about Old is the thing that holds it back. Based on the graphic novel Sandcastle by Pierre Oscar Levy and Frederik Peeters and adapted for […]
Despite A Valiant Effort, ‘Spiral: From the Book of Saw’ Falls Into Downward Spiral – Review
If it ain’t broke, make a sequel. Or better yet, make a franchise. Since its 2004 debut, Saw has become one of the most famous horror franchises. It has the […]
The MonsterVerse Reaches Its Peak With ‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ – Review
Godzilla vs. Kong is the first certified blockbuster hit of 2021. An achievement that many wouldn’t expect from Warner Bros. and Legendary’s MonsterVerse. The road to this epic face-off has […]
‘Young Rock’ Depicts A Hilarious And Thoughtful Perspective Of Dwayne Johnson’s Life – Review
Young Rock starts off strong, and it can only get better and better. What else does one expect from The Rock? I had the chance to watch the first three […]
‘Young Hearts’ Is Unpretentious In Its Subtle Teen Romance – Review
[by Nicolás Delgadillo] There’s a confidence in the simplicity of siblings Sarah and Zachary Jay Sherman’s Young Hearts. The film opens on a gentle shot of fallen leaves, a clear symbol […]
‘Safety’ Brings Back The Magic Of Old-Fashioned Earnest Sports Dramas – Review
Safety (directed by Reginald Hudlin) is a drama inspired by the empowering story of former Clemson University football safety Ray McElrathbey (played by Jay Reeves). The film follows Ray as […]