CJ reviews films about Disney chipmunks, dark powers, and stalkers on the air. I’ve joined a radio station known as NewHD, which will not only hire people on the Autism spectrum, but will also have me doing podcast movie reviews… Read More ›
CJ’s video reviews feature comas, chipmunks, suicides, and stalking. This week’s video reviews consist of the teen comedy “Senior Year” with Rebel Wilson, Jerrod Carmichael’s directorial debut of “On the Count of Three” with him and Christopher Abbott, the live-action-animation… Read More ›
A horror film that’s curious as it is creepy. I’ve seen the trailers and poster for Alex Garland’s third movie “Men,” which is labeled a horror film, and I didn’t know what to make of it. The title could mean… Read More ›
McGehee and Siegel’s emotional look at two siblings nearly destroyed by their hated father. A gift I’ve learned from my late grandfather is that he doesn’t watch the trailers; he just sits there and absorbs the experience. I probably said… Read More ›
Disney reboot is better than the trailers make it look. When I first saw the trailers for the made-for-Disney+ movie “Chip n Dale: Rescue Rangers,” I was concerned that the movie’s combination of animation and live-action was going to be… Read More ›
The PBS characters continue to be themselves and delight us all the way. I began my review of the first movie version of Julian Fellowes’ acclaimed PBS series “Downton Abbey” with this: “…..the movie version of the hit series “Downton… Read More ›
Jerrod Carmichael’s funny and effective directorial debut about suicide and unfinished business. Jerrod Carmichael, best known for his comedic roles in “Neighbors” and “The Carmichael Show,” makes his directorial debut of the suicide comedy “On the Count of Three.” It’s… Read More ›
CJ’s video reviews feature music, PBS characters, and supernatural powers. This week’s video reviews consist of the documentary “Jazz Fest: A New Orleans Story,” the sequel “Downton Abbey: A New Era,” Zac Efron in the horror reboot “Firestarter,” and the… Read More ›
CJ reviews movies about music, culture, elegance, and fire on the air. I’ve joined a radio station known as NewHD, which will not only hire people on the Autism spectrum, but will also have me doing podcast movie reviews for… Read More ›
This teen coma comedy feels dated and clueless. When you enter a coma in 2002 and wake up 20 years in the future (though I don’t know how it’s even humanly possible), you find out you neither can say the… Read More ›