'Arlo The Alligator Boy' Review
A cute, delightful family film that will give you as much joy as the titular little gator boy exudes.
'Clapboard Jungle' Review
McConnell’s documentary details the fast-paced evolution of cinema and marketing while offering good advice that novice filmmakers should take note of.
'Violation' Review
This has to be the most graphic, stomach-churning, extreme violence I’ve seen in a long time.
'Together Together' Review
Give me more platonic odd couple best friend stories that are asexual and sweet!
'Godzilla Vs. Kong' Review
Whether you’re Team Kong or Team Godzilla, you will be losing your shit and rooting for your boy like a wrestling fan.
'Recovery' Review
A whole team of people really made a COVID comedy that’s funnier and more constructed than the few studio comedies from the past year. Now I’ve seen everything.
‘Charli XCX: Alone Together’ Review: How to Make of an Impromptu Album in Quarantine
A relatively short yet well-paced and well-crafted doc that is down-to-earth, just like the subject herself.
'Nobody' Review
Odenkirk knows how to control a scene with his energy and it’s compelling throughout. This is his one-man show and it leaves you wanting more.
'Zack Snyder's Justice League' Review
ZSJL is a beast of its own and every single facet is superior to the bastard that was the theatrical cut.
'Cusp' Review
Cusp must be the hardest documentary I’ve ever had to discuss in my nine-year journey as a film critic.
'First Date' Review
The film is simply a Black boy’s worst nightmare being mined for comedy.
'Coming 2 America' Review
While Coming 2 America isn’t a carbon copy of its predecessor, it still exudes sequelitis to the extreme.
'Raya and the Last Dragon' Review
It reminded me of the ambitious action-oriented early ‘00s when Disney deviated from the renaissance era. All I can say is more of this, please!