Moonlight and Carol of Oscar-seasons past paved the LGBT path for the cum-filled peachy delight that is Call Me By Your Name. But not everyone was as excited to bite into that decadent jizz fruit as I was. Actor James Woods, whose IMDB page inaccurately calls him “strangely handsome,” (because honestly, he’s just strange) was… Continue reading Call Me By Your Name (Call Me When You Have A Good Opinion, James Woods)
Category: Current Reviews
In-Justice League
Zack Snyder’s third entry in the DC Universe speeds along like a Joss Whedon film (no surprise since screenwriter Whedon took over directing and post-production after Snyder had to drop out late in the game.) This might be a good thing under other circumstances — like if it was actually a Joss Whedon film —… Continue reading In-Justice League
Painting a Passion: Loving Vincent
Form and story merge in this ambitious film, offering us a glimpse into Vincent Van Gogh’s world.
Thor Ragnarok: Twilight of the MCU
We wish we could go back to a time when we were excited for this god forsaken movie.
The Meyerowitz Stories is a bunch of tiny moments
A fantastic story and powerful performances bring the Meyerowitz family to life.
Batman vs. Two-Face: Can We Overcome Literal Evil?
Brian Russell looks at a new take on an old show.
The Florida Project: The Place Next to The Happiest Place on Earth
When I was in high school I worked with elementary school aged children. I worked at an after-school program, meant to be a fun place for kids to socialize, play games, and generally have fun. Of course in many cases it was more of a daycare: somewhere parents could leave their kids for a few… Continue reading The Florida Project: The Place Next to The Happiest Place on Earth
Dueling Reviews: Blade Runner 2049: The Edge of Human
Brian and Chris offer their thoughts on your favorite new neo-noir sci-fi.
Blade of the Immortal is Takashi Miike’s 100th Film
Miike is ready to continue what he’s great at doing: splashing screens everywhere with action, blood, and maybe a few too many characters.