Can modern horror be good? If 2021’s “Separation” is the template, the answer is a resounding no. The story is…
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“Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story” is the latest serial killer flick to land on Netflix. They’ve successfully covered the likes…
The A in “Exhibit A” must stand for Awful. Atrocious? How about Agonizing as in agonising to watch. This 2007…
We’re a few days away from the start of a new football season, and “American Underdog” will get you pumped…
“The Poughkeepsie Tapes” fails at whatever it was trying to do. I guess horror, but I’m not exactly sure. This…
“Chariots of Fire” opens with a eulogy. It transitions to a group of young men running along the shore; the…
“Where’d You Go, Bernadette” is a film that deals with mental illness. Based off the Maria Semple novel of the…
“We Are Marshall” is more than a football story. It’s an emotional ride that deals with the struggles of grief,…
“The Seven Year Itch” has one of the most iconic scenes in the history of film. It also features the…
Liam Neeson rules. This is an undisputable fact. It doesn’t matter if he’s portraying a historical figure like Michael Collins…