Ice, ice baby. It’s that time again. It’s been six years since the surprise, Oscar winning hit Frozen was released. Just when you thought you may have gotten far enough away from the earworm that was the film’s anthem, “Let It Go,” the much anticipated Frozen 2 is ice skating it’s way into theaters this weekend for […]
Black and Blue stars Naomi Harris as Alecia West, a rookie daytime cop in New Orleans who accidentally witnesses the killing of a drug dealer informant by some corrupt officers in her department. Not only did she see it, but her body cam recorded it and the murdering cops know both of these things and […]
Space movies enthrall me. Whether they’re based on science or entirely science-fiction, a good space film can really hit the right chords with me, and we’ve had an influx of really good ones in the past several years. Gravity, Interstellar, and The Martian quickly come to mind when I think about the quiet isolation and […]
Beanbag boys for life! That’s something you’re going to hear quite a few times when seeing the new R-rated tween comedy Good Boys. The film holds no punches when it throws our sixth-grade trio of Max (Jacob Tremblay), Lucas (Keith L. Williams) and Thor (Brady Noon) through a couple of days of chaos. The film […]
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark is a classic series of books penned by Alvin Schwartz in the 1980’s that seems everybody my age has read except me. Go figure. Everyone that I know who’s read them is excited for director André Øvredal’s adaptation of it to the big screen. But everyone that I […]
The Art of Racing in the Rain is based on a bestselling book of the same name and stars Milo Ventimiglia as Denny, a car-loving man who makes his living repairing and racing them. By his side in every aspect of his life is an adorable golden retriever named Enzo (named after Enzo Ferrari and […]
Be forewarned, I’m going to openly reference the closing events of Avengers: Endgame in this review, as this film tackles its repercussions quite heavily and leans toward building the future of the MCU and phase four. I can’t imagine you’re reading this review without having seen Endgame by now, but you have been warned. If you […]
Midsommar is the second film by writer/director Ari Aster, after his debut last year with the incredibly haunting Hereditary. The latter was one of my favorite films of last year (review) so naturally, when it was revealed that Aster was already looking to release his sophomore film in 2019, I was already incredibly intrigued. Hereditary left […]
The Beatles are likely the most influential and recognizable band in the history of music. Would anybody even argue that? The fearless foursome from Liverpool shot to superstardom in 1960 and produced countless hits for the next decade paving the way for a multitude of bands to follow suit for decades to come. Even if […]
The Toy Story franchise is truly something special. When Disney/Pixar released the original Toy Story in 1995, filmgoers were introduced to Woody and Buzz and stunned by the truly groundbreaking animation in which their stories were told. In a way, it marked the end of the 2D animation style we’d all grown accustomed to from […]
