Let's be honest: this is not the film I would have chosen as my last theatre review for the next few weeks. I don't know where you call home, but living in Washington state, basically everything is shut down, effective yesterday. Schools are closed. Social gatherings are banned. Even the Uber Eats driver left food … Continue reading Review: Bloodshot →

Told you I'd keep the full title. I kinda like it, just like I actually really enjoyed the hype around this film. The trailers were excellent, well-cut and action-packed, and just knowing that the film would focus on the breakout star of a mediocre Suicide Squad was reason enough to at least buy a ticket. … Continue reading Review: Birds of Prey: And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn →

There's a lot to love about the most recent attempt to jump-start the heart of Universal's monster films. No, I don't mean the full "Dark Universe," which tragically crashed and burned alongside Tom Cruise in that opening plane sequence of The Mummy (2017). Fyi, don't bother watching the entire film...just be thankful you have me … Continue reading Review: The Invisible Man →

You wouldn't think walking in to see the latest film to enter Oscars discussions that you are technically a part of the story, but you are. Whether you grew up in rural West Virginia in the late 1900's or somewhere else in the world, Dark Waters makes sure to let you know that you are … Continue reading Review: Dark Waters →