Everything Everywhere has Soul, while the bad ones go Looney and Doo Doo Little on us. For the first time in CJ @ The Movies history, I’m presenting to you a special […]
The Midway Point: The 2020s So Far
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We Bury the Dead
How to let go of the dead and undead. The zombie genre of “We Bury the Dead” takes place after a military experiment gone wrong off the coast of Tasmanian, Australia. Half […]
10 Movies To Anticipate in 2026
Meep Meep! I can’t wait to see them! Without mentioning a sequel or remake or reboot, I can search for and name ten films we should look forward to in the year […]
The Plague
A swim meet that goes all Stephen King on us. “The Plague” is a psychological thriller that draws the line between contracting something contagious or a mind game that threatens to destroy […]
Song Sung Blue, Marty Supreme, The Testament of Ann Lee, No Other Choice, and Breakdown: 1975: Podcast Reviews
CJ reviews movies with singing, ping pong, and crimes on the air. I’m part of a radio station known as NEWHD Radio, which not only hires people on the Autism spectrum, but […]
Anaconda
All we have is snake skin. The 1997 film “Anaconda” was well-made cheese with Jennifer Lopez, Ice Cube, and Jon Voight in the mix. The snake looked real and CGI at the […]
No Other Choice
There’s always a choice, and that’s to see this stylish and artful movie. We open with a family man in a rich house and a great family with the background feeling like […]
Song Sung Blue
They got the way to groove you. I mostly heard the trailers for “Song Sung Blue,” and I thought it would be a Neil Diamond biopic. But I was wrong. It’s not […]
The Testament of Ann Lee
Amanda Seyfried has plenty of faith in a game changing performance. Ann Lee, also known as Mother Ann, was the founding leader of the millenarian restorationist Christian sect, known as the Shakers. […]
Breakdown: 1975
A doc that loves 70s movies and politics. The year is 1975, and the first question of Morgan Neville’s latest doc “Breakdown: 1975” is: “What the F was going on?.” We have […]
