Rating: B The nature of folklore is change. That’s the first (and, really, only) rule that should be understood when going into Candyman, director Nia DaCosta’s sequel to/reboot of the
John Cena and Lil Rel Howery elevate a stale script into something almost charming.
Director David Lowery adapts one of the weirder, and best, Arthurian stories.
A familiar story with perfect execution, CODA never fails to charm.
Ron and Russell Mael of Sparks pen a beguiling and beautiful opera.
Writer/director James Gunn taps into the limitless potential of ‘The Suicide Squad’
The debut feature from Edson Oda is a powerful reminder of what life means.
Rating: B+ The arthouse crime thriller has had something of a renaissance in recent years thanks to the efforts of the directing team of Josh and Benny Safdie. Their work
It’s nothing new, but it sure is fun.
The Blu-Ray release of A Quiet Place II is a lot like the film itself–inconsequential.
