An action movie that has better appeal than the screenplay gives it credit for. When it comes to movies about combat soldiers making extractions from enemy territory, there’s always danger. You have […]
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No Way Up
Sharks on a Plane? Me No Think So. There’s one thing riveting about “No Way Up.” The production design of the airplane sinking at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean. At this […]
Madame Web
My Spidey Senses are tingling: this movie sucks. I want to say how proud I am of you loyal readers. I’m proud of you for not accusing me of being a jerk […]
Bob Marley: One Love
Almost every little thing is gonna be alright in this doc. The legacy of Bob Marley is ageless, and it’s impossible to forget his reggae music and their messages within them. It’s […]
Dune, Where’s My Car?
Why the new version is better than the old one. Three years ago, I viewed David Lynch’s 1984 take on Frank Herbert’s book “Dune,” which had Kyle MacLachlan, Virginia Madsen, Patrick Stewart, […]
Bleeding Love
A father daughter drama that moves and annoys you. Ewan McGregor and his daughter Clara play a father and daughter destroyed by the pathos within their lives in “Bleeding Love.” The old […]
Lover, Stalker, Killer
A love triangle that begins online and has dark angles. “Lover, Stalker, Killer” is a haunting and thought-provoking Netflix documentary about a love triangle gone horribly wrong. I don’t mean it in […]
Orion and the Dark, Greatest Night in Pop, Suncoast, Scrambled, and Promised Land Podcast Review
CJ reviews movies about nighttime, famine relief, young women, and land developers on the air. I’ve joined a radio station known as NewHD, which will not only hire people on the Autism […]
Lisa Frankenstein, Out of Darkness, Perfect Days, Promised Land, and Taste of Things Video Review
CJ’s video reviews resurrect, hunt, clean, develop, and cook. This week’s video reviews consist of the horror romcom “Lisa Frankenstein” with Kathryn Newton and Cole Sprouse, the supernatural Stone Age horror film […]
Drift
Cynthia Erivo leads a drama that’s missing essence. As “Drift” begins, we meet Jacqueline (Cynthia Erivo), a Liberian refugee from a war-torn West Africa, who wanders around the Greek Islands, penniless and […]
