Saturday, October 17, 2026

Film Reviews

The Last Rifleman REVIEW – Pierce Brosnan Shines

You really feel the weight of time when actors you grew up watching on the big screen are suddenly not young anymore. Pierce Brosnan...

Don’t Move REVIEW – An Inert Thriller

For these type of hunter/hunted movies, like Hush or Curve, you need to create realistic set pieces that up the ante but don't seem...

FRESH WATCH: Scream (1996)

Editor's note: Given Alex's pop culture nerd status, it was initially difficult to recommend a horror movie that he had yet to see. After...

The Substance REVIEW – An Outstanding Body Horror

My morning routine goes like this: layers of stuff lathered on my face, sunscreen to top it all off because I don't want to...

Woman of the Hour REVIEW – A Solid Directorial Debut

A couple of years ago, I left my parents' place late at night to walk to my own rental a short distance away. I...

Girl Haunts Boy REVIEW – Saccharine & Moving

I love me a good ghost and human love story. Just Like Heaven, Julie and the Phantoms - I guess all that longing and...

FRESH WATCH: The Fly (1986)

Editor's note: Since it's October, I wanted George to watch a horror film. Jeff Goldblum was on my mind a fair bit because of...

Uglies REVIEW – Not Much Pretty Here

It's ironic that Uglies is about valuing authenticity over the artificial when it is the most contrived, synthetic dystopian product to ever exist. Even...