Comedy
Kazaam – Film Review
Kazaam stands as a monument to a particular brand of cinematic hubris—the belief that sheer star power and a fantastical premise are enough to override a lackluster script, dubious acting, and lackluster special effects.
The ‘Burbs – Film Review
The ‘Burbs may not hit every mark it aims for, but its successful moments are a testament to the film’s ambitions and its creators’ willingness to delve into the absurdity of the human condition.
Woody Woodpecker Goes to Camp – Film Review
Woody Woodpecker Goes to Camp represents a missed opportunity to build upon the legacy of its titular character.
LaRoy, Texas – Film Review
At first glance, LaRoy, Texas might seem like your typical dark comedy, but Atkinson’s script ingeniously weaves together elements of a thriller with comedic moments that never feel forced or out of place.
Música – Film Review
Música offers a blend of humor, romance, and music that, despite its imperfections, plays a tune that’s hard not to appreciate.
Lousy Carter – Film Review
For fans of indie comedies and those seeking a film that straddles the line between existential reflection and quirky humor, Lousy Carter offers enough to warrant a viewing.
- 2024
- Comedy
Easter Bloody Easter – Film Review
Easter Bloody Easter is a film with an identity crisis. It’s a production that wanted to be both a commentary on and a caricature of horror, but fails to fully realize either.
The Peanut Butter Falcon – Film Review
The Peanut Butter Falcon is an incredibly wholesome and uplifting film that is well worth watching.
The Casagrandes Movie – Film Review
Despite its limitations, The Casagrandes Movie might prove to be a fun watch for fans of the television series.
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire – Film Review
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of the franchise. It honors its past while fearlessly charging into the future, equipped with a proton pack full of laughs, scares, and heart.