BADLAND HUNTERS (2024)
“Kind of Mad Max meets Re-Animator..kind of”
Read MoreTHE BOY AND THE HERON (2023)
“the craft was spectacular and the experience enduring”
Read MoreBLUE BEETLE (2023)
“Another super hero “meh”, though it was better than some of its big budget brethren”
Read MoreBOTTOMS (2023)
Like what Blazing Saddles does to the Western, Bottoms lays it on thick and droll for the teen sex comedy.
Read MoreBARBIE (2023)
“The remarkable feat of not only making a Barbie movie worth seeing but one of the best theatrical experiences I have had in a long while”
Read MoreBARDO: FALSE CHRONICLE OF A HANDFUL OF TRUTHS (2022)
“like grains of sand falling through your fingers, it left me unfulfilled”
Read MoreBONES AND ALL (2022)
“Chalemet is at his twinKing finest”
Read MoreBLONDE (2022)
“a tapestry of disdain and depression; for progenitor, protagonist, and participant.”
Read MoreBROKER (2022)
“Broker hums his heartsong well”
Read MoreBANSHEES OF INISHERIN (2022)
“a pseudo-modern folk philosophical dark farce”
Read MoreBABYLON (2022)
“a passion project made entirely on “I am in love with this” but none of “I have this to say”.
Read MoreBLACK PANTHER: WAKANDA FOREVER (2022)
“reasonably adept ode to their fallen brethren while concocting an engaging superhero narrative as well.”
Read MoreBLACK ADAM (2022)
“The whole thing felt miscast, mistaken in tone and aim, and a miss in the enjoyability aims”
Read MoreBARBARIAN (2022)
“Fun with friends but the frights arent lasting and the fare might be a bit flimsy”
Read MoreBEAST (2022)
“Beast swipes at a formula that is easy to enjoy, but still misses the mark.”
Read MoreBEING THE RICARDOS (2021)
“fairly crisp in its approach”
Read MoreTHE BATMAN (2022)
“…I was wrong for this is one of the better Batman films and superhero films in a while.”
Read MoreBIG GOLD BRICK (2022)
“Weird, not that funny, and generally feckless.”
Read MoreBELFAST (2021)
“the epitome of safe family friendly pseudo-arthouse that might delight but never challenge”
Read MoreBREAKING SURFACE (2020)
“Lean, anxious, and gripping.”
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