The Fabelmans Review: Steven Spielberg’s Autobiographical Masterpiece
This review was originally part of our coverage for the 2022 Toronto International Film Festival. For over fifty years, Steven Spielberg has continuously wowed audiences by showing them the power of film, the pure bliss and magic inherent in the…
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Spirit Halloween: The Movie Review
Home Movie Reviews Spirit Halloween: The Movie Review - Dull, Overwrought & Never Scary Spirit Halloween: The Movie opens with a flashback of Lloyd being cursed to death. Every scene after that is eye-rolling, generic, and hollow. Spirit Halloween: The…
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Sundown Adventureland Christmas Spectacular Review
Good morning all from a very chilly Stoke on Trent, Winter is in full swing and what better way to celebrate Christmas just around the corner than by checking out the Sundown Adventureland Christmas Spectacular. Sundown Adventureland is a theme…
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Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special Review: A Hilarious Gift
Even though we haven’t seen a new Guardians of the Galaxy film in over half a decade, 2022 has been packed with the space-exploring superhero team. Already this year, we’ve seen the Guardians return as the god of thunder’s traveling…
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Parker Finn’s Debut Film Is Jump-Scare Horror Done Really, Really Well
It doesn’t happen too often, especially from modern studio fare, but Parker Finn’s “Smile” is the kind of horror movie that earns the unique qualification of “genuinely scary.” Credit to Finn, the writer/director making his feature debut here, for achieving…
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How To Blow Up A Pipeline
Global warming. Climate change. Glaciers melting down. Temperatures rising. Wildfires. Pollution. Deforestation. Rapid urbanization. These environmental concerns are currently in talks across channels and podiums. Activism to promote ecological preservation and conservation is on the rise, wherein the likes of…
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Bones and All Review: Timothée Chalamet and Taylor Russel Eat, Prey, Love
Home Movie Reviews ‘Bones & All’ Review: Timothée Chalamet and Taylor Russell Eat Prey, Love It's a Chalamet, Guadagnino, and Stuhlbarg reunion! Image via Fremantle This review was originally part of our Venice 2022 coverage. Timothée Chalamet reunites with his…
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Kaitlyn Dever Is A Winning Lead In Flawed Revisionist Tale
Home Movie Reviews Rosaline Review: Kaitlyn Dever Is A Winning Lead In Flawed Revisionist Tale Rosaline is greatly aided by its fiery lead Kaitlyn Dever, who helps the film retain its charm even when the plot loses some of its edge.…
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Betsy’s Stoke Review: Stoke’s No.1 Burger Joint
Stoke On Trent has a new number one burger joint as we bring you our very own Betsy’s review. Standing out like a sore thumb in Hanley City Centre is Betsy’s with its American style diner theming and incredible online…
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Nikyatu Jusu Uncovers the Horrors of the American Dream
Home Movie Reviews ‘Nanny’ Review: Nikyatu Jusu’s Devastating Debut Uncovers the Horrors of the American Dream A dynamic performance by Anna Diop helps to give life to an unsettling tapestry of tragedy that lays bare the darkness lurking beneath the…
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‘Hocus Pocus 2’ Is Double The Toil And Not Worth Your Trouble [Review]
At the very least, the Mouse House avoids the laziest possible mistake with “Hocus Pocus 2.” This sequel to the childhood and camp classic, which arrives nearly three decades after the original bewitched audiences, does not amount to just a…
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Life Rendered | Film Threat
In Emma Needell’s short film, Life Rendered, a young man embraces his true self in virtual reality. Mark Redman (Owen Teague) lives a dual life. By day, he takes care of his disabled father (Luce Rains) on his family farm in…
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