Review: The Brutalist
The Brutalist, at least for me, was a movie that came out of nowhere. While it’s been an inescapable presence this awards season, ...
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Review: Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl
I have vague recollections of the three Wallace & Gromit shorts that were released in the late 80s and early 90s. I definitely remember watching ...
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Review: Babygirl
There are certain genres of film I like to consider myself an expert on. I love to look at all of the latest ...
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Review: The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim
It’s hard for me to vocalize my opinion on the Lord of the Rings series nowadays. While the series was best known for the ...
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Review: Y2K
While I personally think that 2024 has been an underwhelming year for movies as a whole, it’s been an excellent year for horror ...
Review: Wicked: Part One
Over the past two months, I had the pleasure of assistant directing a production of A Christmas Carol that directly lifted elements from The Wizard of ...
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Review: Conclave
Oscar season is both my favorite and least favorite time of the year. There’s always a glut of films that are released that ...
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NYCC 2024: Creature Commandos Was Never Supposed To Begin James Gunn’s DCU, But I’m Glad It Is
A lot of noise has been made about James Gunn becoming the new shepherd of DC’s upcoming slate of films, especially given the ...
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NYCC 2024 Review: Overlord: The Sacred Kingdom
In the anime industry, isekai is all the rage and has been for well over a decade. Each and every season, there’s a ...
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NYCC 2024: Takashi Yamazaki Says Noriko Was Supposed To Die In Godzilla Minus One
When you think of packed panels at New York Comic Con, the Main Stage and Empire Stage are usually where they’re held. There ...
NYCC 2024: BlumFest 2024 Showcased Classic Monsters, Airdrops, And A Shirtless Jason Blum
Blumhouse is a studio I’m usually hot and cold with. When they’re great, they produce some of the best horror movies on the ...
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Review: Terrifier 3
Back in the 80s, slasher movies were a dime a dozen. Nowadays they’re a lot rarer. Oh sure, there will be movies that ...