‘The Super Mario Galaxy Movie’ Review: Let’s-a stop!

Home PRICING FAQ CONTACT Blog ABOUT X Call Us Now ‘The Super Mario Galaxy Movie’ Review: Let’s-a stop! THE SUPER MARIO GALAXY MOVIE – Announced as THE SEQUEL TO THE SUPER MARIO BROS. But given the high bar set by the delightful 2016 original – and Illumination’s proven ability to raise their game beyond pure […]

‘Project Hail Mary’ Review: Ryan Gosling and a Rock Make Sci-Fi Magic

Home PRICING FAQ CONTACT Blog ABOUT X Call Us Now ‘Project Hail Mary’ Review: Ryan Gosling and a Rock Make Sci-Fi Magic Phil Lord and Christopher Miller have a track record of taking unusual premises and making movies that are truly unique. They showed that a straightforward children’s book could morph into an audacious, genre-bending […]

‘Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die’ Review: Gore Verbinski’s Fun Anti-Ai Romp Goes Against the System

Home PRICING FAQ CONTACT Blog ABOUT X Call Us Now ‘Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die’ Review: Gore Verbinski’s Fun Anti-Ai Romp Goes Against the System ‘Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die’ Review: Gore Verbinski’s Wild Anti-AI Sci-Fi Adventure Rebels Against the Machine After almost a decade off, Gore Verbinski is very much back with […]

‘The Moment’ Review: Charli xcx’s Electrifying Metaphysical Farce is a Stroke of Genius

Home PRICING FAQ CONTACT Blog ABOUT X Call Us Now ‘The Moment’ Review: Charli xcx’s Electrifying Metaphysical Farce is a Stroke of Genius The Brat Effect: Pop Stardom, Viral Culture, and the Gilded Cage of Perpetual Relevance When an artwork explodes into a fully formed cultural phenomenon, the commercial apparatus is quick to sink its […]

‘Send Help’ Review: Sam Raimi Returns to His Roots with Gory, Unhinged Darwinist Horror Comedy

Home PRICING FAQ CONTACT Blog ABOUT X Call Us Now ‘Send Help’ Review: Sam Raimi’s Bloody Return to Savage Horror Comedy No one mixes horror and comedy like Sam Raimi. It’s been eons since Army of Darkness — a movie predating most Gen Zers, by the way — which slotted in as his last proper R-rated […]

‘Mercy’ Review: Chris Pratt’s Pro-AI Screenlife Sci-Fi Fails

Home PRICING FAQ CONTACT Blog ABOUT X Call Us Now ‘Mercy’ Review: Chris Pratt Stars in a Weak, Pro-AI Screenlife Sci-Fi Disaster I have never reviewed a Park Chan-wook film before — or, to be culturally correct, a Director Park film. I’ve made my way through Park Chan-wook’s work over the past few years. I began with Decision […]

‘No Other Choice’ Review: Park Chan-wook’s Timely, Dark, Hilarious Comedic Satire That Slays with Style

Home PRICING FAQ CONTACT Blog ABOUT X Call Us Now ‘No Other Choice’ Review: Park Chan-wook’s Timely, Dark, Hilarious Comedic Satire That Slays with Style I’ve never reviewed a Park Chan-wook movie (or Director Park, for that matter, if we’re getting culturally correct) before but I’ve been growing familiar with his films in the last few […]

“Now You See Me: Now You Don’t” Review: An Entertaining Third Chapter Brings Back the Playful Movie Magic We Haven’t Seen in Years

Home PRICING FAQ CONTACT Blog ABOUT X Call Us Now “Now You See Me: Now You Don’t” Review: An Entertaining Third Chapter Brings Back the Playful Movie Magic We Haven’t Seen in Years The Magic of a Comeback: Now You See Me Returns Unexpectedly A 2010s Franchise Makes a Surprising Revival It was a dopey […]

‘Predator: Badlands’ Review — A Brutal and Emotional Evolution of the Saga

Home PRICING FAQ CONTACT Blog ABOUT X Call Us Now ‘Predator: Badlands’ Review: Thrilling and Violent Predator Entry Finds Evolution in Humanizing Tale Safe to say, Dan Trachtenberg has put his stamp on the modern Predator franchise. Following up on eye-catching entries such as Prey and Predator: Killer of Killers for Hulu, both of which deserved the full […]

The Evolution of Television: From Analog to Digital to IPTV

Home PRICING FAQ CONTACT Blog ABOUT X Call Us Now ‘Weapons’ Review: A Darkly Comic and Disturbing Suburban Thriller Unmasking America’s Collective Madness Weapons Review: A Bold New Mystery Thriller from Zach Cregger Every era delivers its own big-screen mystery. Some redefine the genre like Seven, while others fade away like The Snowman. With Weapons, […]