Recent Reviews

Adam Wingard’s Onslaught is a messy, violent exorcism of movie demons, but it’s also a muddled headscratcher.

The real fun isn’t even in the story or the characters.

The opening minutes of The End of Oak Street are classic ’80s movies nostalgia. They’re happier times, friendlier times. Neighbors gather for a pleasant block party of lawn games and bar-b-ques. Kids do the unthinkable: they play with their friends outside and go for bike rides around the ’hood.

As horrible as its premise sounds, One Night Only rather magically turns into one of the summer’s most pleasant surprises.

This undercooked tale of a self-made asshole is missing some key ingredients needed for a well-done movie.

It’s not a “sure sling,” but at least Brand New Day proves there’s still some life in the MCU.

Christopher Nolan’s version of The Odyssey is a colossal work of cinematic art.

It’s too soon, but you’re welcome.

It’s only been 10 years since Moana was introduced to the world. It’s a beautifully animated feature that still looks fresh. Everything about it – including Lyn-Manuel Miranda’s wonderful songs – still holds up now.

Shocker! Alert the Daily Planet! Supergirl is the best DC movie in years. It’s also one of the better superhero movies overall in quite some time.

This punch-drunk revisionist spin on the Robin Hood legend steals from history without giving much to the present.

Steven Spielberg delivers a sci-fi thriller packed with a timely and surprising emotional hook.

John Carney’s Power Ballad isn’t his strongest work, but it is a good stroll back down Grafton Street.

Pressure tells a crucial, yet little known and underappreciated World War II story.

Taken as nothing more than a fun jaunt, The Mandalorian and Grogu gives fans an enjoyable ride.

Mortal Kombat II is a sloppily made movie with blockbuster ambitions.

This Devil wears Hello Kitty.