Reviews

Wayans is MVP of otherwise fumbling film, ‘HIM’

There are bad movies, and then there are movies like HIM, the kind that somehow manage to be both overblown…

1 year ago

Terry Smith’s “Accidental Geekery” Melds Pop Culture, Photography, and Nostalgia

For Terry Smith, a 2002 Webster University graduate in Photojournalism, photographing action figures isn’t just a job, it’s the realization…

1 year ago

A Soaring Return for the Man of Steel

The Superman franchise has officially taken flight once again — and this time, it soars higher than ever. Directed by…

1 year ago

A rebirth for a fledgling franchise; new dinosaur film roars

By: Samantha Pearlman, ReviewSTL.com The Jurassic franchise roars back to life with Jurassic Park – Rebirth, a smart, suspenseful, and…

1 year ago

Great Britten! A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM Closes OTSL’s 50th Season (Review)

Opera Theatre of St. Louis' latest production is putting people to sleep. Literally. Fortunately, those in attendance are having dreams…

1 year ago

Opera Review: Money, Mishaps and Marriage Fuel OTSL’s Hilarious DON PASQUALE

One of the ways that Opera Theatre of St. Louis is celebrating their 50th anniversary is by kicking it old…

1 year ago

Opera Review: THIS HOUSE World Premiere at OSTL

This House, Opera Theatre of St. Louis’ 44th world premiere, proves that sometimes you shouldn’t go home again. Written by…

1 year ago

Movie Review: KARATE KID: LEGENDS Starring Ben Wang, Jackie Chan, Ralph Macchio

Often times, legacy sequels strain under the weight of nostalgia. But Karate Kid: Legends wears it like a black belt…

1 year ago

Theater Review: & JULIET at The Fabulous Fox

Romeo and Juliet is often considered one of William Shakespeare’s most iconic plays, but it may also be one of…

1 year ago

Final Destination: Bloodlines returns with a vengeance

​The same franchise that traumatized an entire generation from driving behind a semi-truck carrying lumber and an affinity for making…

1 year ago