Brett says: “JUMP SCARE is a horror genre film that attempts punches above its weight, but the result is not always favorable. At a little over 90 minutes, it’s a film that can be aimless at times, as if primarily
Michael says: “Jane Schoenbrun’s follow-up to I SAW THE TV GLOW moves from sad to joyful in the fascinating take on slasher films being a perverse orgasmic release for many fans of the genre. it’s also an unabashedly queer film
Michael says: “Jay Duplass follows up THE BALTIMORONS with a film vaguely related in theme (dealing with grief and suicide) but completely different in tone. This is family trauma at its most intense — and that is my jam. A
Michael says: “AIRPLANE on a train with drag queens. That’s the tagline for the new film from HAIRSPRAY director Adam Shankman. And if you can’t tell by the overuse of exclamation marks, STOP! THAT! TRAIN! is way over the top
Michael says: “Enzo, a sixteen-year-old boy from a wealthy family in France, becomes dissatisfied with his life of privilege and manifests his teen rebellion by shifting his attention from his education to working on a construction site. There he befriends
Jess says: “You can’t go home again… or can you? “I am in awe of how great this was, considering the directors last film was one of the two bad Dashcam’s of 2021. I really appreciated it was a movie