Pop these pills and then get Back to the Future. Recently, I praised Christopher Nolan’s time-traveling epic “Tenet” for showing me a dazzling visual world of what happens when you travel through […]
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The Craft: Legacy, Holidate, Come Play, and Spell Video Reviews
CJ’s video reviews consists of 3 horrors and a romcom. This week’s video reviews consist of the 24-year-old sequel “The Craft: Legacy,” the holiday romcom “Holidate,” and the horror movies “Come Play” […]
Rebecca, The Witches, and Borat Podcast Reviews
CJ reviews movies about marriage, witches, and Borat 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 […]
Spell
This voodoo version of “Misery” has its ups and downs. Last July, I panned the “Fatal Attraction” rip-off “Fatal Affair,” for using an African-American theme as an excuse to be made. And […]
Come Play
An autistic child gets stalked by a storybook monster in emotional and scary horror flick. “Come Play” is the first horror movie with an autistic child as the main protagonist. I’ve seen […]
Holidate
Let’s not make this an annual tradition, shall we? The new Netflix holiday romcom has a cheesy title. “Holidate” is that name. It means you have a date for the holidays with […]
The Craft: Legacy
A cult hit gets an emotionally bewitching sequel. “The Craft” from 1996 was a teen supernatural horror film that became cult hit over the years. The original stared Robin Tunney as a […]
Rebecca, The Witches, Borat, Bad Hair, and Over the Moon Video Reviews
CJ’s video reviews feature wives, witches, aliens, evil hairstyles, and even Borat. This week’s video reviews consist of the new film versions of “Rebecca” and “The Witches,” Sacha Baron Cohen reprising his […]
Over the Moon
Glen Keane’s directorial debut levitates with colors and positive messages. I was expecting the new animated feature “Over the Moon” to be a kiddie feature, especially since its uses jokes about adult […]
Bad Hair
You can’t shampoo this hairdo from Hell. Justin Simien’s directorial debut of “Dear White People” was a success at the Sundance Film Festival, and earned a Netflix series for reflecting on the […]
