A bad ass heroine gets overshadowed by wall-to-wall violence. “Onslaught” is a movie that wants to be in some parallel dimension where Quentin Tarantino made his own version of “Civil War” and […]
Onslaught
Terminator 2: Judgement Day
35 years of a great sequel you’ll be back for. Two weeks in a row, we have gotten mediocre action movies like “Mutiny” and “The Dog Stars” in a summer when blockbusters […]
The Dog Stars
A dog of Ridley Scott movie with very few of them. We have a list of post apocalyptic movies like the “Mad Max” movies, “Escape from New York,” the “28 Days Later” […]
It Ends
No traffic jams for this road trip psychological thriller. We had “Backrooms” last May, which took place inside the walls of a furniture store. Nobody knows why or how all of this […]
The End of Oak Street
The best dinosaur movie since the first “Jurassic Park.” Like last week’s horror bomb “Ice Cream Man,” “The End of Oak Street” begins with a sunny and almost happy community that never […]
Spider-Man: Brand New Day
No headaches for this sequel, even if the hero is suffering from them. If you recall the last entry “Spider-Man: No Way Home,” Peter Parker tampered with Doctor Strange’s spell to the […]
Minions & Monsters
Alright, Mr. De-Minion, I’m ready for my close-up. You could say: the Minions are big; it’s their pictures that got small. I didn’t care for “Minions: The Rise of Gru” and “Despicable […]
Supergirl
We might as well call this movie “Stuporgirl.” “Supergirl” represents Superman’s cousin Kara Zor-El A.K.A. Supergirl as a young drunk played by Mily Alcock and trying to numb the pain of her […]
Leviticus
A creepy horror movie about homophobia on a different level. “Leviticus” is another one of those movies set in a religious community and another one to deal with a tough subject as […]
Rose of Nevada
The wind and tide is with Mark Jenkin’s latest entry. “Rose of Nevada” is Mark Jenkin’s first film since “Enys Men,” which I wasn’t a big fan of because I didn’t really […]
