No longer trust Rotten Tomato ratings? Well neither do I. A review of the latest films to hit the theaters.
I believe the film was trying to be self-deprecating but I couldn’t really tell at times and most importantly it wasn’t all that fun. No doubt the filmmakers had their eye on establishing Phillips as a Jake Gittes (Chinatown) type of character mixed in with the underground smut world of 8mm but you can only go so far with entertaining puppet porn.
Wow…. Did I really just write that?
The Meg is no Jaws, nor is it a Sharknado. It falls somewhere in the in-between with a dash of … More
Spike Lee’s new joint, BlacKkKlansman, comes in hot with social commentary from a film that takes place in the late … More
This is the lone Hollywood blockbuster of the summer that his lived up to the hype and gives us a sequel that was somehow the same but different. A very nice surprise.
The age of documentary feature films have transformed into a narrative realm that’s so brilliant and crazy they almost feel … More
It’s fresh, creative, entertaining and poignant. Blindspotting isn’t just a decent independent film but the best picture of the year thus far.
Sorry to Bother You borders somewhere on the boundaries of ludicrous and brilliant; a similar veil of recent productions Get … More
Transcript from the studio executives of the major motion picture Skyscraper. Studio Exec 1: I want to do a film … More
Although Americans Animals, the new film by Bart Dayton (Imposters) comes to theatres during the current golden age of docudramas … More
Rolling out a big-budget R-rated sequel in the summer is risky. Even risker when that original film made less than … More
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