Fred Hechinger
Hell of a Summer – Film Review
As a debut for Wolfhard and Bryk, it shows promise, and with a sharper script and more horror elements, their future projects will be special.
Kraven the Hunter – Film Review
Kraven the Hunter is undone by a weak script, tonal inconsistencies, and a failure to embrace the rich complexity of its central character.
Gladiator II – Film Review
In Gladiator II, Ridley Scott has created an epic that honors its predecessor while forging a bold new path.
Butcher’s Crossing – Film Review
Butcher’s Crossing explores the quest for meaning and self-discovery in the human condition.
The Pale Blue Eye – Film Review
The Pale Blue Eye is a convoluted and sluggishly paced murder mystery thriller with some admittedly great atmosphere and a strong Christian Bale performance.
Italian Studies – Film Review
Adam Leon’s Italian Studies is a muddled mess that will leave you feeling cold as soon as the credits roll.
Fear Street Part One: 1994 – Film Review
Fear Street Part One: 1994 is essentially a love letter to all the old slasher films of decades past in glorious fashion.