Til Death Do Us Part Review: A Cheesy, Bloody Good Time
Picture this: it's your wedding day. "The Bridal Chorus" is playing on the organ. You're in your gorgeous white wedding dress, with your...
The Mill Review | Maybe You Should Quit Your Day Job
It's your company or your life — literally — in The Mill. The latest thriller in Hulu’s Huluween lineup gives new meaning to...
Cats of Malta Review | Exploring Human Selflessness Through Furry Felines
The world has certainly come a long way from the time when funny cat clips seemed to overwhelm the internet. With the help...
Invasion Season 2 Reinvents Itself and is Bigger and Bolder
You may have been one of millions of viewers who found the first season of Invasion to be both captivating and frustrating. The...
I'm a Virgo Review: Amazon Prime's Wacky Wonder Is a Mess of Protest and...
That's philosopher Slavoj Žižek speaking in the documentary The Pervert's Guide to Ideology, and his sentiments echo throughout the bonkers new Prime Video...
Final Cut Review: A Hilariously Gross and Heartfelt Delight
It isn't often that viewers should be encouraged to stick with a film after 30 terrible minutes, rarer still that a terrible opening...
Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny Review: A Childhood Hero Fades into the...
Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny limps into the sunset as Harrison Ford's swan song for the heroic archaeologist. The fifth and...
Paradise Review on Netflix
Growing old sucks, right? Every year of our lives we can feel our bodies and minds constantly deteriorate. We grow increasingly tired and...
Maestro Review | Bradley Cooper's Stunning Biopic of an American Musical Icon
Bradley Cooper hits a soprano artistic note with a stunningly powerful biopic of American musical icon Leonard Bernstein. Maestro chronicles the legendary conductor,...
The Nun II Review | Nun Habits Become Old Habits In So-So Film
The plot of The Nun, which was released back in 2018, was rather straightforward, if you're being kind, or undercooked, if you're being...