Thriller
Inside – Film Review
Willem Dafoe is terrific in Inside; a genuinely claustrophobic psychological thriller that sadly suffers from a weak story and not enough of an emotional punch.
Tetris – Film Review
Despite running a bit too long, Tetris is a remarkably gripping historical thriller written excellently by Noah Pink and featuring a multi-layered lead performance from Taron Egerton.
John Wick: Chapter 4 – Film Review
With some of the craziest action sequences ever put to film and featuring two powerhouse lead performances from Keanu Reeves and Donnie Yen, John Wick: Chapter 4 is truly something you must see to believe.
I See You – Film Review
I See You starts off as a by-the-numbers horror-thriller but transforms into a genuinely shocking and entertaining outing in its hugely unpredictable and interesting third act.
Children of the Corn – Film Review
Children of the Corn is an abysmal remake of Stephen King’s classic story complete with an incompetent script, weak characters, and some of the worst dialogue you’ll see in a movie in a long time.
Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey – Film Review
Impressive kills and great atmosphere are sadly not enough to save Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey from being a majorly generic and sloppily written misfire that doesn’t manage to utilize its crazy concept to its fullest potential.
Boston Strangler – Film Review
Although it’s certainly nothing completely innovative, Boston Strangler is an intriguing historical drama film written and directed impressively well by Matt Ruskin and featuring a terrific lead performance from Keira Knightley.
Cocaine Bear – Film Review
Cocaine Bear, unfortunately, underutilizes its concept and comes off as a high-budget SNL sketch, despite the occasional entertaining and amusing moments that dot the film.
Scream VI – Film Review
With plenty of excitement, bloody kills, strong emotional beats, and terrific humor, Scream VI is an excellent showcase that the franchise has never been better.
Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre – Film Review
Because of an extremely bland script, flat direction, and a lack of stakes, Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre is one of the blandest Guy Ritchie films in ages.