Monday, August 31, 2026

Film Reviews

Materialists Isn’t Broke Man Propaganda

Spoilers for Materialists to follow. You've been warned. Lucy (Dakota Johnson) tells us that love is easy, but dating's hard. Initially, it can feel...

The Naked Gun (2025) REVIEW – A Silly Good Time

As a fan of the original Naked Gun movies, I was skeptical when I heard about the reboot. Leslie Nielsen's deadpan delivery and overall...

My Oxford Year REVIEW – Tearjerker but not Top-tier

Another day, another Sofia Carson Netflix movie. I was optimistic going into this mainly because of Corey Mylchreest, who absolutely broke my heart in...

Together REVIEW – Body-Horror Tango

Viscerally effective but narratively stretched beyond its limits, director Michael Shanks’ debut feature, Together, succeeds as a darkly funny look at codependency taken to...

Happy Gilmore 2 REVIEW – Takes Us to the Happy Place

I've lost count the number of times I've rewatched Happy Gilmore, though it can't beat my Little Nicky record - for some reason I...

Superman REVIEW – A Super Start

Considering the love most have for Henry Cavill's Superman, and all the drama that went down about that prior to the casting process, James...

KPop Demon Hunters REVIEW – Toe-Tapping Goodness

KPop Demon Hunters is the silent gem Netflix dropped about a week ago. The animated film has a gorgeous art style, great character arcs...

Deep Cover REVIEW – Pure Fun

Deep Cover is one of those random movie finds. It's Saturday night, we're scrolling through Amazon Prime for something to watch and it pops...