Film Reviews and Analysis
Film Reviews and Analysis
Joe MooreTodd Phillip’s 2019 film Joker was not a film that needed to be made. It was a standalone movie with no continuity to the larger-then-ongoing DCEU that featured one of…
After a tumultuous production, the Sky Original film Lee has finally received a wide release. It’s odd that this film, based on the life of Lee Miller, comes the same…
Joe MooreFew films have such a history and legend around them as Francis Ford Coppola’s fable Megalopolis. Coincidentally, few directors have as storied and polarizing history as Francis himself. Megalopolis is…
Joe MooreAlexandre Aja’s new film Never Let Go tells a bold story and is the filmmaker’s best work yet. Never Let Go stars Halle Berry as a mother struggling to save…
Azrael, the newest movie from IFC and Shudder, takes some big swings. The movie is set in a dystopian post-rapture world where a strange cult cuts out their vocal cords…
Joe MooreCoralie Fargeat’s sophomore film The Substance is a tour de force of glam, glitz, and gross-out horror. The Substance is jam-packed with beautiful sets, incredible colors, and phenomenal acting. After…
Joe MooreThe Critic is a twisty period piece set in 1934 London. The film follows Sir Ian McKellen as a theater critic for one of the largest newspapers in the paper.…
Joe MooreThe Killers Game, adapted from the Jay Bonansinga novel of the same name, is a wildly fun and entertaining premise. When the film finally decides to get there. Everything about…
Joe MooreSpeak No Evil, the most advertised film ever, is finally out in the world. And it’s surprisingly quite good. This Blumhouse-produced film is a slow-burning tense weekend getaway that’s fully…
Joe MooreMy Old Ass is a high-concept breath of fresh air coming-of-age tale from writer and director Megan Park. The film stars Maisy Stella as Elliot, a teenage girl on the…
