You can easily tell this Nazi drama is a horror film. In his first feature since “Under the Skin,” writer/director Jonathan Glazer gives Martin Amis’ book “The Zone of Interest” a gripping […]
The Zone of Interest
Origin
Ava DuVernay emotionally expresses the misery of racism and hate. In her first film since “A Wrinkle in Time,” writer/director Ava DuVernay makes “Origin” a poetic and truthful movie about how hated […]
A Disturbance in the Force
A fun doc about that holiday special that tainted the force. A year after the first “Star Wars” movie “A New Hope” came out, there was a holiday special so atrocious that […]
The Best TV Series of 2023
I love Luci, Lasso, Loki, and Lyonne. I don’t watch as much new TV shows, as most of you have. As I told Spencer Grammer, the voice of Summer Smith on “Rick […]
Poor Things
A visionary and comical wonder from Yorgos Lanthimos. Some people would like to consider the visual style “Poor Things” in the tradition of Tim Burton. They’re probably right, but I was also […]
Dream Scenario, Saltburn, Fallen Leaves, Leo, and Genie Podcast Review
CJ reviews movies about dreams, greed, love, maturity, and wishes on the air. I’ve joined a radio station known as NewHD, which will not only hire people on the Autism spectrum, but […]
Silent Night, Leo, Genie, Good Burger 2, and Leave the World Behind Video Reviews
CJ’s video reviews fight, talk, wish, flip burgers, and run. This week’s video reviews consist of John Woo’s latest action film “Silent Night” with Joel Kinnaman and Kid Audi, the animated film […]
Candy Cane Lane
Eddie Murphy’s holiday comedy is pa-rum dumb dumb dumb. Eddie Murphy can get himself back together, as demonstrated in “Dolemite is My Name” and “Coming 2 America,” but this year, he didn’t […]
Silent Night
Joel Kinnaman doesn’t use his words; he just kicks ass. “Silent Night” is a dialogue-free action thriller that plays like “John Wick,” but with less words and Reeves and more action and […]
Maestro
Cooper and Mulligan hit the right notes of music, drama, and romance. Bradley Cooper’s directorial follow-up to the fourth film version of “A Star is Born” is “Maestro,” in which he portrays […]
