Friday, October 9, 2026

Film Reviews

Resident Evil REVIEW – A Scary Good Time

Zach Cregger constantly reminds us of how interlinked comedy and horror is. Both genres involve the pushing of boundaries, and the various set pieces are constructed to either push...

The Love Hypothesis REVIEW – Enjoyable but Emotionally Hollow

2026 has been a good year for rom-coms. We had People We Meet on Vacation at the start of the year, Voicemails for Isabelle...

Best of the Best REVIEW – Entertaining but a little Messy

Best of the Best is a reminder of how much we need more mainstream films about brown girls. While it doesn't quite have the...

I Want Your Sex REVIEW – Brazen & Hilarious

The last Gregg Araki movie I watched was Mysterious Skin, so as you can imagine, I wasn't sure if I was ready to experience...

The Odyssey REVIEW – A Journey Worth Taking

There are some absolute truths in life: never go to bed angry, food is best enjoyed with others, and all Christopher Nolan movies should...

Spider-Man: Brand New Day REVIEW – A Great Spidey Flick

The reason why Sam Raimi's Spider-Man movies are so good is because they have balance. We spend as much time with Peter Parker as...

Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass REVIEW – Good Silly Fun

Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass is absurdist version of The Wizard of Oz, where the end of the yellow brick road is...

The Invite REVIEW – Accept the Invite

As a married person, The Invite is a tough watch, and I mean that in the best way possible. It wants us to consider...

The Get Out REVIEW – A Predictable Crime Thriller

The Get Out is a difficult film to recommend. Not just because of some narrative flaw or issues with the script, the presence of...

The True Horror in Curry Barker’s Obsession

Spoilers for Obsession to follow, you have been warned. Since I watched Backrooms, of course I had to watch the other horror movie that's making...

Backrooms REVIEW – Merely Unsettling

When I watched Backrooms, the prevalent thought in my mind was whether director Kane Parsons would be able to properly adapt his web series...