‘The Mandalorian and Grogu’ Review: Jon Favreau’s Action-Packed, Father-Son Romp Is Fun

On By Christopher Gallardo

The Mandalorian and Grogu Review It’s been a while since Star Wars fans got anything in theaters, given how Lucasfilm is shaking things up. However, on the television side of things, fans have gotten many incredible shows to watch. From animated shows like Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord and […]

‘LifeHack’ Review: A Fast-Paced Cyber-Heist in a Hyperconnected World with Strong Performances

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LifeHack Review There’s nothing quite like a heist film—the action, the suspense, the thrill of watching an elaborate plan unfold. While the genre itself is far from new, heist stories continue to captivate audiences. But imagine experiencing a heist entirely through a screen. The screenlife thriller LifeHack, directed by Ronan […]

‘Obsession’ Review: Curry Barker’s Twisted Horror Film is A Lesson in Parasocialism

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Obsession Review After hearing all the festival buzz about Obsession, I initially couldn’t believe it could have been what many claimed it to be. Given the cryptic bits and pieces that we got from Focus Features’s next horror outing, it seemed genuinely shocking that it could be what it was. […]

‘Mortal Kombat II’ Review: A Cheesy, Fan-Fueled, Bloody Bash Rooted In Familiarity

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Mortal Kombat II Review Even though I don’t know much about Mortal Kombat lore, it’s had an undeniable impact on today’s culture. Who doesn’t love a wide range of peculiar faces beating each other up and then getting killed in over-the-top ways? Sometimes, I do love that, but I also […]

‘Deep Water’ Review: 2026’s Second Shark Survival Movie Needs a Stronger Bite

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Deep Water Review If I had a nickel for a survival movie with sharks released this year, I’d have two nickels. It isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened twice given Thrash’s recent release. Oftentimes, shark survival films can end up going one of two (or three) ways. […]

‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ Review: This Downright Chic Sequel Strikes With Timely Industry Commentary

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The Devil Wears Prada 2 Review I truly loved the original The Devil Wears Prada when I got recommended to watch it a few years back. There was something about the angsty awkwardness of Anne Hathaway’s Andy and the sassy “girlboss”-ness of Meryl Streep’s Miranda that was unresistable. It might […]

‘Michael’ Review: One Side of Michael Jackson’s Stardom Shines Through Familiar Biopic Territory

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Michael Review I definitely understand how big of a figure Michael Jackson was in mainstream culture. The King of Pop deserved to have his story told after such a long time, but it looked like a big challenge. From the rewrites and reshoots due to the handling of serious allegations, […]

‘Over Your Dead Body’ Review: Samara Weaving & Jason Segel’s Couples Therapy Is Chaotically Hilarious

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Over Your Dead Body Review There’s certainly a fine line between what constitutes something in a film as comedy and what’s just dark. There’s been such movies, but never to the scale that director Jorma Taccone sets out to accomplish. He’s had experience in the comedy space, with films like […]

‘Normal’ Review: Bob Odenkirk Proves Incorruptible in This Comedic, Explosive Small-Town Thriller

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Normal Review It shouldn’t be a surprise that Bob Odenkirk continues to venture into the action and thriller genres. Whether that be as the retired assassin in the Nobody movies to his acclaimed role as Jimmy “Saul Goodman” McGill in the Breaking Bad universe, Odenkirk never disappoints. In the roles […]

‘Mother Mary’ Review: Anne Hathaway & Michaela Coel Enlighten This Surreal Deconstruction of Friendship

On By Christopher Gallardo

Mother Mary Review It really did feel like Mother Mary almost came out of nowhere given how many films were releasing this month. It felt a bit hard keeping track of every film, especially with how big April is for movies (not already considering CinemaCon.) So, when A24 dropped the […]