Avatar: The Way of Water Review – Cameron Improves On Boring Spectacle… A Bit
James Cameron is no stranger to blockbuster films, or to having his efforts make a serious impact on cultural consciousness, but even with all his name brings a sequel...
The Menu Review – As New(ish) Genre Coalesces A King Emerges
While it isn't truly a completely new breed of film, there is a genre developing in recent years that might be thought of (for simplicity's sake) as "Absurdist Metaphor."...
Three Thousand Years Of Longing Review – Miller Moves To Tell-Showing
George Miller's is a strange career as directors go, mostly because despite Mad Max coming out in 1979, he only has a dozen or so credits, and for every...
My Old School Review – Wild Doc Effort Delivers
I have to confess that documentaries aren't my favorite genre of film, despite the fact that documentaries manage to be some of my overall favorites. Generally, the ones made...
Thor: Love and Thunder Review – The Cartoonification – With Podcast Review
Just as Marvel lays out its Phase 5 slate at SDCC, Thor: Love and Thunder is vying for your dollars in theaters and while many of those Phase 5...