Tag: Reviews

My daughter was 7 years old in 2015 when Inside Out premiered. She was a just few years younger than ...

I vividly remember the day back in January 2007 when Steve Jobs first announced the iPhone. I wasn't initially an ...

Films are entirely a personal journey. The deeply intimate independents. The latest Marvel blockbusters. Any year's "Oscar-baits." Our reactions to ...

Some say you cannot escape the inevitable, and, for some hereditary mental illnesses, that can be even scarier than any ...

Barry Jenkins's The Underground Railroad stormed onto the Emmy front this weekend. The Amazon Prime limited series boasts some of ...

Online reactions to Leigh Whannell's The Invisible Man quickly drew parallels to the modern horror of predatory sexual assault. The film ...

Jazz Tangcay Reviews The Hot Zone. The thrilling new drama series about how Ebola almost caused a catastrophe on American ...

There's a sensitive political subtext to the new adaptation of Dumbo that didn't register with me in the original animated ...

“I hope that nobody has ever had to look at anybody they love through glass.” ― James Baldwin, If Beale ...

This Friday Spike Lee's BlacKkKlansman will arrive in cinemas and it's going to be talked about right through Oscar season. ...

I purposely didn’t watch the entire trailer for Sorry To Bother You. I wanted to go in blind. But now ...

Darren Aronofsky's mother! has screened in Venice. The Hollywood Reporter's Todd McCarthy calls it, "A 'Rosemary's Baby' for these times." ...

Fairy tales used to be cautionary stories for children, darkly symbolic to spark a child's imagination so they could sift ...

ZOMG! Sasha's quote from her review of Rise of Planet of the Apes is featured in national TV spots. Taji ...

Xan Brooks, Guardian The mile-o-meter is ticking all the way back to the 1980s on Drive, an existential heist movie ...

AwardsDaily Review by Craig Kennedy Endings are a killer. They can make a good movie great or they can make ...