Movie Reviews

By: Steve Pulaski Galveston confirms what most of us should already know and that's Ben Foster and...

By: Steve Pulaski George Tillman, Jr's The Hate U Give emphatically reaffirms the strength and potential...

By: Martin Hafer Well made…and incredibly hard to watch. I had a more difficult...

By: Steve Pulaski Anyone griping about David Gordon Green's Halloween not reinventing the wheel can kick...

By: Steve Pulaski Any aspiring filmmaker would kill to have a career akin to...

By: Steve Pulaski A Star is Born is a bonafide good time at the movies....

By: Steve Pulaski Richard and Rachel (Paul Giamatti and Kathryn Hahn) are a middle-aged...

By: Steve Pulaski From the jump, Hell Fest has an interesting conceit, one capable of producing...

By: Martin Hafer I hope to see more from these folks in the future....

By: Steve Pulaski Dan Fogelman's Life Itself packs in some Earth-shattering revelations about, well, life itself....

By: Steve Pulaski A Simple Favor is the cinematic equivalent of a trashy beach-read. An...

We have been teased with Mary Poppins Returns before, but now Disney has released the first...

By: Steve Pulaski White Boy Rick tells the true story of Richard Wershe Jr, who,...

By: Steve Pulaski With each sequel, spin-off, and now, prequel to the prequel to...

By: Steve Pulaski "Boobs, brews, and big screens" is how Lisa describes Double Whammies,...

By: Steve Pulaski If Aneesh Chaganty's Searching was released ten to fifteen years ago, at the...

By: Steve Pulaski I thought it'd be fun — and a pleasant change of...

By: Steve Pulaski Chalk up Sylvain White's unassuming, late-summer offering Slender Man alongside The Gallows and Wish Upon, other...

By: Steve Pulaski Since 2016: Obama's America, documentarian Dinesh D'Souza has done a great job...

By: Steve Pulaski All month long, leading up to Teen Titans GO! to the Movies,...