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Review: Wonder Woman 1984’s Phenomenal Cast Carry A Complicated Story
By Julia Spillers December 31, 2020  12:00 AM
After a bit of a struggle to find their footing, DC has been having a much better time in the movie playing field as of late. Films like Wonder Woman, Shazam, and Joker have proven that there’s room for superheroes other than Marvel on the big screen, and they don’t all have to act like...
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Review: Fatman – A Holiday Treat or Lump of Coal?
By Finley Green November 24, 2020  10:30 AM
With Halloween past us, we’re coming up on that most wonderful time of the year once again, and you know what that means: Christmas movies. Cheesy romcoms, tales of wintertime magic, kids’ movies about setting up insanely complex and sadistic traps to catch two home intruders. Plenty of Christmas cheer to go around! Specifically, there’s...
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Review: Hamilton Amazes Both Longtime Fans And Newcomers With Professionally Recorded Film
By Julia Spillers July 3, 2020  1:37 PM
To say that Hamilton is a cultural phenomenon is almost an understatement. Since the musical first hit the big stage in 2015, it’s gained heaps of positive acclaim and a large unexpected fan following that have planted this play firmly in the cultural zeitgeist. A hip-hop musical about the founding fathers may have earned odd...
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Review: The Wrong Missy
By Finley Green May 23, 2020  8:45 AM
Netflix has been on a roll lately with releasing plenty of new content to keep us occupied in times like this, everything from fun reality TV like The Circle to exciting action films like Spenser Confidential to fantastic animated shows like the rebooted She-Ra. It’s nice that there’s truly something for everyone right now, and...
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Review: Bad Education Tantalizes Viewers With Sublime Casting
By Finley Green April 25, 2020  8:00 AM
Last September, the Toronto International Film Festival saw the premiere of many promising films, all with varied genres and ideas put into them. Among these films was one called Bad Education, a half-biopic, half-comedy tale, telling a story of school embezzlement based on true events. It’s always exciting when a director gets their hands on...
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Review: Spenser Confidential – A Fun, Simple Romp Through An Action-Packed Mystery
By Finley Green March 6, 2020  2:00 PM
If you’re the type to frequent bookstores, particularly within the mystery section, hearing the name of a detective named Spenser may ring a bell for you. Indeed, Robert B. Parker’s famed police investigator has been in the public’s eye for almost 40 years now, with his very first novel having been released back in 1973....
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Review: Frozen II Embarks On A Breathtakingly Grand Journey, Despite Occasionally Getting Lost In The Woods
By Julia Spillers November 29, 2019  5:01 PM
Frozen (2013) was a cultural phenomenon, there’s no doubt about that. You’d be hard-pressed to find someone that hasn’t at least heard a great deal about it, especially anyone with kids. Frozen can be easily argued as one of the Walt Disney Company’s biggest films of all time, making $1.2 billion at the box office...
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Review: 2019’s The Joker Boasts Awe-Inspiring Acting and Frighteningly Realistic Intensity
By Finley Green October 3, 2019  2:18 PM
This review will contain mild spoilers for Joker. The Joker is one of the most famous villains of all time, both in comic circles and entertainment as a whole. Over the years, we’ve seen plenty of distinct portrayals of the character that have all left a significant mark on his general perception. From Heath Ledger’s...
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Review: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood: Dull Misstep or Intriguing Triumph?
By Finley Green August 15, 2019  6:04 PM
This review will contain spoilers. August 2019 marked the return of (in)famous director Quentin Tarantino to direct a brand new movie in his signature style, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. The genuine buzz and curiosity surrounding this movie from the get-go never seemed to truly ebb from the moment that the first trailer dropped....