Movie Reviews
Hit Me Hard and Soft doesn’t ever hurt for visual explosiveness, and it hits like a punch to the gut, saying in plain language that it is something truly special.
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There’s a better movie in here somewhere; for now, the best Deep Water can do is rise to the ceiling that’s trapping it from becoming one.
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Project Hail Mary has lodged itself in my “favorites of 2026” list. It is an absolute, undisputed joy.
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Hoppers, Disney/Pixar’s latest, is an absolutely shining example of sharing stories that allow room for creativity, diversity, action, and a ton of heart.
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I have a soft spot for road movies, especially buddy road movies, so is it any surprise I liked The Spin? No surprise at all—I loved it.
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Coming from a former kid who’s a current parent, there’s nothing stopping you from getting along with The Proud Princess, a good Saturday afternoon flick for younger audiences.
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For all its faults, Hellfire is a rare film, cobbling together a bunch of used parts and getting an unanticipated shot of nitro to make it blast over the finish line.
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Writer/director John Patton Ford clearly wants How to Make a Killing live in ambiguity, and his ability to hold us in this uncomfortable space for the film’s running time is a singular, delicious feat.
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Ghost Train is an exemplary horror film; don’t be surprised if you find yourself sleeping with the lights on after this one.
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