“Judas and The Black Messiah” Review: The Price Of Betrayal Isn’t Just Thirty Shekels of Silver
Let's get this out of the way first. "Judas and The Black Messiah" is in no way related to the...
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Netflix’s To All The Boys: Always And Forever Review – Please Never Again
Whether you care to admit or not, we’re all somewhat molded by our angst-ridden high school days. Films based on...
Netflix’s Crime Scene: The Vanishing At The Cecil Hotel Review – One Of The Creepiest Documentaries We’ve Seen
It all seems so impossible. As if it was all fabricated and written to be some cheap B-grade horror film....
Netflix’s Space Sweepers Review: A Recycled Piece Of Science-Fiction Cinema
For the longest time, dystopian science-fiction films have always struck us as a distinctly American Fantasy. A new, lawless, wild...
Robert Zemeckis’ “The Witches”: Another Addition To Unnecessary Reboots
Something that feels out of touch these days is a lack of creepy fantasy children's films. What was once a...
Netflix’s Outside The Wire: A Cerebral, Action-Packed Attack Against Imperialism
Most people simply know actor Anthony Mackie as the Falcon from the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Either that, or through...
Pixar’s “Soul” Review: An Afterlife Worth Watching
Those who have grown up watching Pixar films know of the studio's unique ability to dress mature, adult themes in...
Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom: Chadwick Boseman Gives All In His Final Feature Performance
The blues is a big part of African American history and culture. Built-up from the Deep South, it became a...
Wonder Woman 1984 Review: The Blockbuster We Needed, But Not The One We Deserve
It has been four years since Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman first showed up in Zack Snyder's Caped-Crusader-Son-of-Krypton match-up, jumping into...
The Ripper Review: Netflix’s Latest Docuseries Delves Into Various Attacks & Murders In The 1970s
When it comes to infamous serial killers, you think of guys like Ed Keemper, John Wayne Gacy and maybe even...
