Another Affleck/Damon movie worth plenty of money. “The Rip” is the latest collaboration between Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, and their first acting roles together since “Air.” It’s also the latest action […]
The Rip
A Private Life
Jodie Foster delivers in a Hitchcock-inspired film that starts fresh but ends up anticlimactic. “A Private Life” is a French thriller with an American leading actress and a Hitchcock concept. It regards […]
Greenland 2: Migration
An apocalyptic sequel with more formulas than hope. “Greenland 2: Migration” is the sequel to the 2020 action hit regarding a family man being randomly selected to join a bunker in Greenland […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
The Housemaid
A fun house that fights against abuse and craziness. My cousin asked me if I will review “The Housemaid,” which is Paul Feig’s take on Freida McFadden’s novel. McFadden is an alias, […]
Avatar: Fire & Ash
Great visuals try to overcome familiar territory. There are many questions in “Avatar: Fire & Ash.” Will Jake Sully ever know the difference between a soldier and a son? If Spider is […]
Dust Bunny
Hippity-hoppity, the Dust Bunny on its way. The NYC apartment complex the hitman and girl live in has yellow walls and aqua stairs with snakes painted on them. That’s in the daytime, […]
Five Nights at Freddy’s 2
Still the wrong pizza toppings. The film version of the video game “Five Nights at Freddy’s” was a big hit with fans, despite the fact that it was devoid of imagination and […]
