There’s not a moment to miss in Ryan Coogler’s electrifying vampire movie. Months after praising Bill Skarsgard’s performance and Robert Eggers’ direction in the new version of “Nosferatu,” we have another vampire […]
Sinners
Drop
Wining and dining with someone stalked by a killer. Better make a reservation. From what I have been seeing lately, Christopher Landon seems to be having a better connection with female leads […]
The Amateur
Rami Malek is a lot more clever than what the screenplay provides I don’t know what this movement is called exactly, but it involves setting your arm like a slingshot, you let […]
The Luckiest Man in America
Paul Walter Hauser plays for laughs, money, and memorization. Not too many people are familiar with the Press Your Luck scandal, which featured Michael Larson’s 1984 record-breaking win of $110,237. He was […]
A Working Man
This working man needs to change careers. When I reviewed Jason Statham and director David Ayer’s last collaboration “The Beekeeper,” I got a comment on Facebook saying that Statham has been playing […]
Death of a Unicorn
You mess with the unicorn, you get the horn. This is me talking to the parents who see the word “Unicorn” on the “Death of a Unicorn” poster. This is not for […]
Ash
A space trip that gets trippier than absorbing. We see Eiza Gonzalez as Riya waking up on a strange planet with hallucinations of purple and pink colors and slaughtered people. Her memories […]
Locked
Could someone please roll the window down? If someone locks a thief in their unbreakable car, then they would report that person to the police. Instead, he would torture him by playing […]
Black Bag
There’s a lot of baggage in Steven Soderbergh’s latest stylish spy thriller. As Steven Soderbergh’s “Black Bag” begins, an agent finds out that his wife, who is also an agent, may be […]
The Rule of Jenny Pen
A brilliant idea for a horror movie set in a nursing home. “The Rule of Jenny Pen” likes to follow in a tradition of different kinds of horror films, ones that involve […]
