The Life of Chuck Review – A Quiet, Beautiful Reminder of Why I Love Movies
Shea Angus My first experience with Flanagan came in 2016 when I watched Hush, a horror slasher with a deaf protagonist. This was a very simple movie, but felt incredibly fresh and…
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Bring Her Back Review – It’ll Make You Squirm, But Will It Stick With You?
Bring Her Back is the sophomore effort from Danny and Michael Philippou, after the critically and commercially successful release of their first film Talk To Me. Danny and Michael are…
Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning Review: This Is Why We Go to the Movies
I’m going to state my biases upfront: I think Mission: Impossible is, without a doubt, one of the most impressive film franchises of all time. If you listened to the…
Clown in a Cornfield Review – A Slasher That’s More Corny Than Clever
It’s no secret that I love the horror genre. From classic slashers to the more modern era of “elevated horror” (not my favourite term), there’s so many interesting and unique…
‘Final Destination Bloodlines’ Review – Death Is Back and Better Than Ever
Adriana Wiszniewska It’s been 14 years since the last Final Destination movie and I, for one, thought the franchise was dead and buried. Thankfully, Final Destination Bloodlines, the sixth instalment in the…
Sharp Corner Review – Ben Foster Shines in This Solid Slow-Burn Thriller
Listen, when I read about the premise of this movie on Twitter, I thought it seemed silly, but when I realized Ben Foster was the lead, I was much more…
No Experience Necessary Review – Everhard’s Talent Isn’t Just Emerging, It’s Arrived
I’ve got a confession: I used to scoff at short films. I never even watched the Oscar-nominated ones. But writer/director Emily Everhard has shown me how wrong I was. Shorts…
Opus Review – Malkovich Mesmerizes, but Does the Movie?
Opus is the directorial debut for writer/director Mark Anthony Green and stars Ayo Edebiri as Ariel Ecton, our main character and an aspiring writer, and John Malkovich as Alfred Moretti,…
Novocaine Review – Jack Quaid Takes a Beating in This Fun Action Comedy
R.E.M. told us that everybody hurts, but do they? Jack Quaid, who plays Nate in Novocaine, the latest release from Paramount Pictures, certainly doesn’t. Nate is a lonely, mild-mannered assistant…
‘Mickey 17’ Review: Essential Sci-Fi or Expendable Mess?
It’s been quite a few years since Parasite swept the Oscars, but director Bong Joon-ho is finally back, with a return to his genre roots. Based on the novel Mickey7,…