Comedy
The Uninvited – Film Review
Nadia Conners’ The Uninvited is far from flawless, but it’s rich with intent and anchored by strong performances.
The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie – Film Review
The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie is a chaotic, candy-colored ride through sci-fi absurdity, guided by the erratic genius of Daffy Duck and the enduring patience of Porky Pig.
Spy Kids – Film Review
Unwatchable, uninspired, and utterly void of joy. Spy Kids isn’t just a misfire — it’s cinematic punishment.
- 2001
- Action, Comedy, Family, Adventure, Science Fiction
Screamboat – Film Review
Not every joke or scare hits, and it may wear out its welcome before it docks—but this twisted mouse has enough bite to earn a cult following.
A Minecraft Movie – Film Review
A Minecraft Movie is an entertaining, family-friendly fantasy that honors its roots and encourages imagination.
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.
Freaky Tales – Film Review
Freaky Tales is a wildly creative attempt to capture the spirit of 1987 Oakland through an anthology of interconnected, over-the-top stories.
The Life List – Film Review
The Life List delivers exactly what it promises: a heartwarming, introspective romantic drama with a dash of humor.
Death of a Unicorn – Film Review
Death of a Unicorn boasts an exhausting runtime, frustrating supporting characters, and a shocking lack of effective horror elements.
Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip – Film Review
With a sharper script, this could have been a heartfelt and hilarious road trip. Instead, it’s a long, bumpy ride with little to show for it.