Comedy
Silent Night, Deadly Night Part 2 – Film Review
Silent Night, Deadly Night Part 2 is a cinematic disaster that somehow manages to transcend its abysmal quality to become an unintentional comedy.
The Holdovers – Film Review
The Holdovers effortlessly combines humor and pathos with remarkable acting, masterful writing, and poignant character studies.
Candy Cane Lane – Film Review
Despite its interesting premise, Candy Cane Lane fails to fully embrace either the heartwarming cheer or comedic brilliance that are crucial to successful Christmas comedies.
The Night Before – Film Review
The Night Before is a delightful holiday comedy that thrives on the chemistry of its cast, the festive setting, and its blend of humor and heart.
Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory – Film Review
Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory is a cinematic delight that has captivated audiences for generations since its release in 1971.
What Happens Later – Film Review
What Happens Later is a flight that certainly takes off with great promise, but, hampered by ill-defined emotional direction and poor chemistry between the leads, never really soars high enough to hit the nostalgic or romantic mark it aims for.
Saltburn – Film Review
Saltburn may not be to everyone’s taste, but for those who enjoy their thrillers mysterious and their comedies dark, this could be a fun ride.
Next Goal Wins – Film Review
It achieves some commendable moments, but Next Goal Wins feels like it has settled for a score-draw when it could have been pushing for the win.
Isle of Dogs – Film Review
For lovers of canine camaraderie, eye-pleasing aesthetics, and detailed filmmaking, Isle of Dogs is undoubtedly an unmissable adventure.
Nobody’s Home – Film Review
Nobody’s Home stands as a daring foray into the darkest corners of the human psyche, skillfully crafted by Michelle Bossy’s direction and Louisa Erlich’s haunting script.