David Gordon Green and Danny McBride talked at length leading up to Halloween about their decision to erase all of the previous sequels out of canon. But did they ever think for a minute about how the franchise actually got to the point that this move was necessary? It wasn’t because things got too “convoluted” or that there…
Seriously, what’s the point?
The Nun isn’t a disaster, but it’s quite obviously a major stumble for the Conjuring universe.
Every time I watch Infinity War, I find these 17 things to be mildly annoying, although the rest of the film quickly makes me forget about them until the next rewatch.
It has been days since I saw Mission: Impossible – Fallout, but I haven’t stopped thinking about this scene for a single second.
Unfriended: Dark Web is no V/H/S 2.
For the fourth time in a row, a Purge movie has fallen severely short of its potential.
There’s a scene in the movie that is clearly intended to get a big audience reaction, but from my experience, it didn’t. Why not?
The ending of Avengers: Infinity War is nothing short of jaw-dropping.
*This post will contain spoilers for A Quiet Place* The premise of A Quiet Place sounds like something a screenwriting professor would come up with as a way of explaining the principle of “show, don’t tell.” If you want audiences to understand how the world of your film works, the teacher would say, you shouldn’t have a…
Is Ready Player One a dark story about a society so obsessed with wallowing in nostalgia and wasting time on an online game that it has no issue letting the real world crumble? Or is it a loving ode to geekdom and a celebration of how nostalgia and online worlds can bring people together and serve as a…
Steven Soderbergh’s Unsane is one of those movies that completely enraptures you during its running time, only to leave you spending the rest of the night poking holes in the plot and realizing that none of it seems to make that much sense. Looking back on the film — which I really enjoyed, by the way —…
