This is a banner for a review of the documentary film, The New Yorker at 100. Image courtesy of the filmmakers.

‘The New Yorker at 100’ Documentary Film Review: A Mostly Bland Look at the Legendary Magazine

Director Marshall Curry is a veteran in the filmmaking industry. He is a four-time Academy Award nominee. Curry received two nominations for Best Documentary Feature with Street Fight and If a Tree Falls: A Story of the Earth Liberation Front. Another of his nominations was for Best Documentary Short Subject …

Read more

‘The Last House’ Movie Review: Louis Leterrier Builds a Remarkable House But Story Misses its Furnishing

I confess I went into The Last House with a strange kind of curiosity that had nothing to do with horror and everything to do with career pivots. Louis Leterrier has spent the better part of two decades making things go fast and loud — muscle cars, magic tricks, superhero …

Read more

This is a banner for a review of the show Man on Fire. Image courtesy of Netflix.

‘Man on Fire’ Series Review – Yahya Abdul-Mateen II Makes John Creasy His Own

2004’s Man on Fire, starring Denzel Washington (based on a book of the same name from 1980), existed as a seminal film of its time. Twenty-four years after its release, the film has cemented its place in the action movie pantheon. In my younger film-watching years, it existed as a …

Read more

This is a banner for a review of Peaky Blinders - The Immortal Man. Movie image courtesy of Netflix.

‘Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man’ Film Review – For Die-Hard Fans of the Series

The world of Peaky Blinders has become a vast achievement in streaming content. Debuting from the BBC and then moving to Netflix in 2014, the show became a landmark property for the streaming service. After six seasons, no one expected Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man to even happen. For diehard …

Read more

This is a banner for a review of How to Get to heaven from Belfast. Image courtesy of Netflix.

‘How to Get to Heaven from Belfast’ Review Derry Girls Creator Returns With An Irish Twist On A Crime Drama

The creative team behind Derry Girls returns with the comedy thriller, How to Get to Heaven from Belfast. The show marks a darker shift for creator, writer, and executive producer Lisa McGee, with fans of her previous work likely expecting something darker. After the death of their school friend, flighty …

Read more

‘The Rip’ Movie Review: Matt Damon and Ben Affleck Shine in a Twisty Thriller that Surpasses Expectations

Whenever I see the names of Matt Damon (The Martian) and Ben Affleck (Argo) together on a poster, my attention is captured by a nostalgia that goes back to their earliest successes. The dynamic between the two is one of the most solid pillars of contemporary cinema, and the prospect …

Read more

Stranger Things One Way or Another by Caitlin Schneiderhan Review Banner

Book Review: ‘Stranger Things: One Way or Another’ A Nancy Wheeler Mystery by Caitlin Schneiderhan

There’s a lot going on in the little town of Hawkins, Indiana, and none of it’s good. With so much going on in the Upside Down and with Vecna, it can be easy to forget that there are plenty of normal problems, too. While searching for Vecna, Nancy stumbles across …

Read more

Selena y los Dinos Review Banner

‘Selena y Los Dinos’ Documentary Review – A Competent Portrait of the Life of a Legend

There are a few artists who make a generational impact. A work that influences and emotions for multiple decades, even if they are not with us anymore. It is the outstanding beauty of artistry that breaks the geographical and time barriers. An accurate example of that concept is Selena Quintanilla, …

Read more

‘The Great Flood’ Movie Review: Kim Da-mi Shines in a Convoluted Disaster Flick

South Korean cinema holds a prominent place in my cinematic preferences, being a passion that makes me follow almost everything coming out of that region with genuine excitement. Beyond that, disaster movies are my ultimate guilty pleasure. I didn’t have any prior knowledge of director Kim Byung-woo‘s work, nor was …

Read more