
The Boogeyman
Turn on the lights or the Boogeyman will get you. The little girl in “The Boogeyman” is so afraid of the dark, that she sleeps with a light ball and a few other lights on. Her father is amazed at… Read More ›
Turn on the lights or the Boogeyman will get you. The little girl in “The Boogeyman” is so afraid of the dark, that she sleeps with a light ball and a few other lights on. Her father is amazed at… Read More ›
From True Grit to Spider-Verse, she has a voice. In honor of her reprisal of the voice of Gwen Stacy in “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse,” here is my question to Hailee Steinfeld back in 2016. This was at what once… Read More ›
CJ reviews movies about love and hate 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 them. This… Read More ›
CJ’s videos sing, hoop, argue, fight, and cry. This week’s video reviews consist of two remakes of 90s hits: “The Little Mermaid” with Halle Bailey and “White Men Can’t Jump” with Sinqua Walls and Jack Harlow, the toxic relationship drama… Read More ›
Paul Scharder sure knows how to plant this garden. “Master Gardener” is the latest film from Paul Schrader, who knows characters and tension when he sees them. As demonstrated in “Taxi Driver,” “First Reformed,” and “The Card Counter,” he’s able… Read More ›
It’s too dry to be entertaining. “Kandahar” is the latest collaboration between Gerard Butler and director Ric Roman Waugh after the awful “Angel Has Fallen” and the entertaining “Greenland.” It’s neither awful or entertaining; it’s in the center of “Who… Read More ›
You don’t need marriage counseling to read these people. Julia Louis-Dreyfus and her “Enough Said” director Nicole Holofcener both make another worthy collaboration in “You Hurt My Feelings,” a dramedy that knows how to be funny without trying so hard… Read More ›
This sequel cuts back a little on the gore and more on the attitude and humor. Becky (Lulu Wilson) has to arrive with a smile and her dog Diego to her new foster parents with Paul Mazursky names like Ted… Read More ›
This Disney remake sinks and swims. I’ve met Jodi Benson twice in my life, and told her both she and Ariel were beautiful, and she couldn’t be anymore delightful towards me and all the adoring fans who were glowed by… Read More ›
A beautiful actress talking about another beautiful actress. A few weeks ago, I spoke with Patricia Clarkson on her latest role in the drama “Monica.” I ended up being personal about how movies can be escapism for all the troubles… Read More ›