Review: Skyscraper
I’m not sure why, but I was kind of thinking that Skyscraper would be something special. Not like, “good” special, but just some sort of ...
Tag: New Releases
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Review: Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
One of the amazing things about the original Jurassic Park is its ability to create wonder. No matter how many times I watch it, the ...
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Review: Tag
I’m going to say this right up front because I know most of you don’t even read past this first paragraph. Tag is easily one ...
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Review: Hereditary
Hereditary had so much buzz coming out of festival season that I was chomping at my horror bit to get into theaters and see ...
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Review: Hotel Artemis
Hotel Artemis, like some cool, hole-in-the-wall motel you find on a road trip, has promise. You think it looks cool and a bit ...
Review: The Night of the Virgin
I love gross movies. There’s something about watching a weird monster with a tree dick chase a noble woman through a forest while ...
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Review: Solo: A Star Wars Story
When Disney started rolling out their plans a long time ago for damn near every character in the Star Wars universe to have ...
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Review: I Feel Pretty
You may or may not be a fan of Amy Schumer. I am. I find a lot of her humor insightful and hilarious. ...
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Review: Avengers: Infinity War
Yes, I invoked The Last Jedi, and no that’s not because I want to instantly guarantee 11 million comments on the post. It’s because, ...
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Review: Rampage
When you’re a child of four, you do everything with your brothers and sisters. You play together, you eat together, you even get ...
Review: Blumhouse’s Truth or Dare
I’m not sure if it was hubris or clarity that led Jason Blum, CEO of Blumhouse, to plaster the studio name before its ...
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Review: God’s Not Dead: A Light in Darkness
Reviewing faith-based movies can be tricky to say the least. I don’t think I’m going to shock anyone by saying that faith-based movies ...