Book Club Review
For a film focused on women reading “Fifty Shades of Grey” and applying it to their love lives, this is marginally better than watching any one of the “Fifty Shades” movies which doesn’t really say much.
Deadpool 2 Review
Reese, Wernick, and Reynolds has proven once again that they know this beloved character in and out so much that they never lose focus of Wade’s story being HIS story.
Life of the Party Review
I’m going to break away from my original format for a second so bear with me.
Breaking In Review
There are sporadic moments where it has the same thrills as “Don’t Breathe” but it eventually gets as cartoonish as “Home Alone”
The Party's Just Beginning Review | Tribeca 2018
Amy Pond made a movie! And it’s as dark and disturbing as another character Gillan is known portraying as.
Little Woods Review
DaCosta’s first feature is a powerful story written and directed with such grace and care.
The Seagull Review | Tribeca 2018
The humor in this adaptation of Chekov’s beloved play is as absurd as a Wes Anderson film mixed with “The Addams Family” and occasionally “Family Guy”.
The Miseducation of Cameron Post | Tribeca 2018 Review
One of the things I have to admit about “Cameron Post” is how much it opened my eyes to how horrifying conversion therapy truly is.
