‘The Invite’ Review: A Sharp, Funny, & Surprisingly Moving Look at Modern Romance

The Invite Review When one thinks of romance comedies, some play up the dramatic element, but still retain a sense of lightheartedness. However, Olivia Wilde, who’s starred in rom-coms like Drinking Buddies and Love the Coopers, is back once again to change the game. Previously, Wilde tried her hand to […]

‘Jackass: Best and Last’ Review: Just Dudes Being Dudes (One Final Time)

The title of this review is simply all you need to know. It’s classic Jackass at its core in another sequel that’s bound to get everyone dying of laughter. Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O, and the rest of this persevering (and ridiculously daring) cast have put their bodies on the line for […]

‘Supergirl’ Review: Milly Alcock & Jason Momoa Rock In This Classic Hack-and-Slash Adventure

Supergirl Review When Superman gave birth to the new DC Universe, it almost set a new standard for what the modern day superhero film should be. It had heart and humor all wrapped up in an exciting adventure that created a new Man of Steel for today’s generation. However, so […]

‘Toy Story 5’ Review: This Surprisingly Profound Jessie-Centric Story Reignites the Magic & Wonder of Pixar Classics

Toy Story 5 Review When Toy Story 4 was released a few years ago, I couldn’t help but feel hesitant about going into Toy Story 5. The previous film felt somewhat lackluster: even though it was about neglect and making your own “play,” it had a sense that it wanted […]

‘Disclosure Day’ Review: Steven Spielberg’s Most Uniquely Challenging Movie Yet

Disclosure Day Review It should be no surprise that Steven Spielberg is a master of his craft. From the likes of Jaws to the Indiana Jones films to so many others, Spielberg’s films always entertain no matter what. That said, Spielberg’s attempts at doing science fiction films range from being […]

‘Scary Movie 6’ Review: Incredibly Referential, Narratively Messy, & Proudly Ludicrous

Scary Movie 6 Review It’s been only a few months since Scream 7 was released in theaters. However, given how that film ended up, it definitely feels like everyone wants to move on. While most of the horror movie community did, the executive forces behind this film stuck with their […]

‘Masters of the Universe’ Review: Travis Knight Delivers an Epic, Barbie-Esque Archetypal Adventure

Masters of the Universe Review I never grew up on the original He-Man and the Masters of the Universe shows, those came way before my time. I also didn’t watch the 1997 Dolph Lundgren film, which was a whole different thing entirely. The only media that acquainted me closely to […]

‘Backrooms’ Review: Kane Parsons Delivers Atmospheric, Claustrophobic Horror in a Slow Burn Feature Debut

Backrooms Review I’ll admit I knew everything about Kane Parsons’ original YouTube series. Although there have been many found footage horror videos, Parsons’ videos were completely unique. They didn’t rely that much on huge jump scares or instrumental stingers to shock viewers. Rather, it was just a slow burn of […]

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

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

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 […]