Review: Rebel Ridge (2024)
Beats PULSE (2001), loses to THE PUBLIC ENEMY (1931)
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Review: My Old Ass (2024)
My Old Ass (2024) 1,398 / 5,584 (75%) Straight out of Sundance into our local theaters is Megan Park’s sophomore directorial effort (she previously did 2021’s The Fallout starring Jenna Ortega), the coming-of-age story...
Review: Uglies (2024)
Uglies (2024) 5,002 / 5,583 (10%) Young Adult cinema strikes again with Netflix’s adaptation of Scott Westerfeld’s Uglies series. Tally Youngblood (Joey King) inhabits a future world where climate change and war have wrecked...
Review: Never Let Go (2024)
Never Let Go (2024) 4,212 / 5,580 (25%) Halle Berry versus trauma and the trees. Never Let Go follows a single mother known only as Momma (Halle Berry), and her two sons Samuel (Anthony...
Review: The Substance
If this Blog has indicated anything, 2024 seems to be a year for horror. There have been more than a few horror releases this year, of varying types, qualities, and from various parts of...
Review: Speak No Evil
The American remake of Speak No Evil is one of the quicker turnarounds for a remake out there. The Danish original only screened at Sundance back in January 2022. After receiving critical acclaim, it...
Review: Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
In a movie-making era overrun by studio-generated legacy sequels, remakes, and requels, it’s hard not to be cynical about the mere existence of many of these movies. While a sequel to Beetlejuice had been...
Review: The Deliverance (2024)
The Deliverance (2024) 5,002 / 5,568 (10%) Netflix brings us another demon-possession horror film with Lee Daniel’s (Precious, 2009) The Deliverance. Like The Amityville Horror films and the Conjuring Universe, this is based on...
Review: AfrAId (2024)
AfrAId (2024) Reviewer Flickchart Ranking: 4,256 / 5,567 (24%) Ever wonder what a movie would be like if HAL 9000 left space for an upper middle-class home? No? Me either. But writer/director Chris Weitz...
Review: Strange Darling (2023)
Strange Darling (2023) Reviewer Flickchart Ranking: 1,315 / 5,566 (76%) So, are we allowed to blame Quentin Tarantino for all of these millennial filmmakers splitting their movies into titled chapters? I’m going to go...
That the film focuses more on Kong surprises me not at all. He more closely approximates an actual character, while…
Absolutely loved "Insidious: The Red Door"! The emotional depth and intense storytelling took this franchise to a whole new level.
I liked Guardians 3. It was a good ending to the trilogy. Gunn is one of the few filmmakers who…
Top Gun and Banshees deserve all the good awards.
North Dallas Forty might be appearing an article to come ;)