CJ speaks with Glinda, the Mallrats, and Brenda Leigh Johnson Asides being a film critic, and like the average eager and ambitious journalist, I see out celebrity interviews. Every once in a […]
Not a total piece of deux deux, but still not funny. The best thing I could say about the new Adam Sandler sequel “Murder Mystery 2” is that it’s not as offensively […]
The stakes are high, funny, and damn entertaining under Ben Affleck’s direction. Ben Affleck’s next directorial position “Air” is about the complications and gambling of the Nike company making a deal with […]
Too many subplots scratch this hot record. Neil Bogart assures the audience that everything happened in “Spinning Gold” is true, even if some parts aren’t. He wasn’t related to Humphrey Bogart. In […]
This Sundance Grand Jury Prize winner features a mother and son story like no other. “A Thousand and One” is a near perfect movie about how a parent from a bad background […]
It’s too negative for its own good. Florence Pugh can use her American accent wisely, as demonstrated in “Midsommar” and “Little Women,” but she overdoes it in “A Good Person,” a crass […]
CJ’s videos feature fights, magic, history, and immigrants. This week’s video reviews consist of the sequel “John Wick: Chapter 4” with Keanu Reeves and Laurence Fishburne, the fantasy action comedy “Dungeons & […]
CJ reviews movies about assassins, art thieves, and deceased kings on the air. I’ve joined a radio station known as NewHD, which will not only hire people on the Autism spectrum, but […]
Magic & laughs and Pine & Rodriguez-all wacky & entertaining. Whether you hated the Marlon Wayans/Jeremy Irons version from 2000, or are a diehard fan of the board games, or if you’ve […]
Riveting performances from two immigrant youngsters posing as brother and sister. There’s a sibling connection between two youngsters who aren’t actually related, but feel like they are, and are threatened by bad […]
