“Venom” review Surprisingly light comic book film is so-so
The antihero has always been a fashionable icon in pop culture, from the manipulative Underwoods in “House of Cards” (Netflix, 2013-2018) to Brad Pitt’s crazy […]
“A Star Is Born” review Classic, emotional tale hits all the right notes
Romance, rock music, addictions, and hard truths about the entertainment industry are all par for the course in Bradley Cooper’s new adaptation of “A Star […]
“Colette” review Quaint period drama features issues of sexuality that seem made for 2018
We learn from our past. History repeats itself. Both these sayings are applicable to nearly every historical setting, and though they are often attributed to […]
10 Most Anticipated Fall Movies October/November releases aim to please
After a pretty mellow summer, there’s plenty to look forward to in fall 2018’s cinema! From Oscar-winning directors to unlikely pairings, this fall offers a […]
New Switch Games for Last Week of September 2018
The end of the month is here and with it comes a slew of new game announcements for the Switch. Let’s check them out:
“Life Itself” review Overly sappy and predictable drama disappoints
“Life Itself” is not the worst movie I’ve seen of 2018, but it’s certainly the most disappointing. It’s one of those rare movies that has […]
“White Boy Rick” review True story about 1980s drug kingpin is solid drama and thriller
Among the prominent social issues that Hollywood constantly sets its sights on, nonviolent drug crimes are often dark horses. They sneak up on you and […]
New Switch Games for Week 3 of September 2018 42 Game Announcements!
With TGS behind us we look back at the new games that were announced during it. Let’s take a look at what goodies these japanese […]
“The Cakemaker” review Israeli-German film is slow, intimate, but ultimately too disconnecting
Definitely not a film to turn heads or rake in the box office numbers, “The Cakemaker” is a quiet and intimate film that is thought-provoking […]
“BlacKkKlansman” review Spike Lee brings the expected fire to his new film about race relations and police brutality
“BlacKkKlansman” may be Spike Lee’s most conventional film in recent years. And I say that as a compliment. Though I’m no expert on his filmography, […]