We like her for a short while, but Blanchett’s Bernadette is no people person. Richard Linklater’s next entry, “Where’d You Go Bernadatte,” is a curious one. We’re curious about the behavior of […]
Where’d You Go Bernadette
Midsommar
It’s deranged, it’s disturbing, it’s long, and yet, it’s watchable. As a kid, my biggest fear is standing out in a field midday by myself, and hearing a loud scream. I would […]
The Souvenir
A film student plans her movie during her most difficult love story. There’s a romance that’s tested in “The Souvenir,” while a movie is in development. To put it bluntly, a young […]
The Curse of La Llorona
Avoid this loud, bombastic, and idiotic Conjuring-type nightmare while you can I’m having trouble saying “La Llorona” the correct way, although I remember hearing the deceased great grandmother singing the song in […]
Under the Silver Lake
Hollywood nostalgia can’t even save this stranger than fiction LA mystery There’s probably a good reason why “Under the Silver Lake” went from a Summer release to a Holiday release to a […]
High Life
Inspiration from the best Space Operas leads to an erotic drama. The best word to describe “High Life” is interesting. It’s a Sci-Fi Indie that has been inspired by “2001: A Space […]
Pet Sematary (2019)
Bury people here, and they come back as satanic brats As far as I know, there are two film version of “Pet Sematary,” both based on Stephen King’s novel. I skipped the […]
Greta
Huppert and Mortez thriller starts off fine and ends up predictable What you can expect in “Greta” are the fine performances from Isabelle Huppert and Chloe Grace Moretz. They’re both fine actresses […]
Happy Death Day 2U
The time warp continues, but on a whole other level The thing that makes “Happy Death Day 2U” such a worthy sequel is its ability to take risks. I just talked to […]
Glass
It starts off half-full and ends up half-empty. I know people will be salvaging to see “Glass” this opening weekend. I found myself enjoying most of the movie, and came close to […]
