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Rocketman: Bohemian Rhapsody Ruins Everything [Review]
Rocketman almost immediately disappointed me. The Rock of Ages style vibes from a jukebox musical automatically put me in a foul mood. I don’t need to hear Ron Howard’s ginger daughter sin...
Overcomer: God is a better coach than Rex Ryan [Review]
Overcomer finally answers the question that all inspirational cinema needed to ask. What kind of coach is God? That’s an oversimplification of what’s going in the film. Yet, it’s not...
Where’d You Go, Bernadette? [Review]
Where’d You Go, Bernadette? is Richard Linklater finally making his Airport Novel movie. There comes a time when you’re glad that serious films are reclaiming spots of the summer season. Y...
47 Meters Down: Uncaged [Review]
47 Meters Down: Uncaged answers that age old question. How many more young women can we feed to sharks? Whether it’s Steven Spielberg or take your pick of Exploitation filmmaker, every generatio...
Bronco Billy and the Footlight Parade [Warner Archive Review]
Bronco Billy is one of the first Clint Eastwood movies I ever saw. There was something about the opening knife toss that caught my juvenile attention. Honestly, I think it’s why I have my Eastwo...
Aug 6th: What We Left Behind, Charlie Says, Girls of the Sun, The Outsider
What We Left Behind What We Left Behind: Looking Back at Star Trek – Deep Space Nine is a fun documentary. Star Trek was one of those franchises that I didn’t have to start enjoying until ...
July 16th Blu: Wildland, Ash is Purest White, Mountain Rest, Dogman, Shortcut to Happiness
Wildland Wildland was filmed during two wildfire seasons. The documentary compiles rough takes on what it means to be a wildland firefighter. Most of these men aren’t even from the communities t...
July 30th Blu: UglyDolls, Domino, Body at Brighton Rock
UGLYDOLLS ENTER TO WIN A BLU-RAY COPY OF UGLYDOLLS UglyDolls is a kid friendly musical adventure that got brutally destroyed by Endgame. Everything that wasn’t Detective Pikachu had its lunch ea...
Wonder Park [Blu-ray review]
Wonder Park feels like a film that was shot without a script. In the animation world, that’s practically impossible. Yet, here I am several months later convinced that is what happened. The film...