CJ’s video reviews feature aliens, a deaf child actress, and a Disney villainess. This week’s video reviews consist of John Krasinski’s sequel “A Quiet Place: Part II” and Emma Stone as one […]
A Quiet Place: Part II and Cruella Video Reviews
Cruella
Emma Stone doesn’t see spots; she sees style and character as the Disney villainess. The Disney animated “101 Dalmatians” from 1961 was a childhood favorite of mine for all the right reasons. […]
A Quiet Place: Part II
As entertaining as the original, but with more noise and risks. Spoiler Alert: This is my 1000th post on my website! “A Quiet Place,” written and directed by John Krasinski, was a […]
Cary Elwes, Julie Brown, Tate Donovan, and Susan Egan Interviews
CJ speaks with the Man in Black, Minerva Mink, and Herc & Meg Asides being a film critic, and like the average eager and ambitious journalist, I see out celebrity interviews. Every […]
M.O.D.O.K.
A funny parody series of a Marvel supervillain on Hulu. I’m not too familiar with the Marvel supervillain M.O.D.O.K., who is a levitating engineer head with the acronym “Mental/Mobile/Mechanized Organism Designed Only […]
Spiral, Those Who Wish Me Dead, and Army of the Dead Podcast Reviews
CJ reviews movies about serial killers, arsonists, and zombies on the air. I’ve joined a radio station known as NewHD, which will not only hire people on the Autism spectrum, but will […]
New Order, Dream Horse, Georgetown, Final Account, and The Dry Video Reviews
CJ’s video reviews star Toni Collette, Christoph Waltz, and Eric Bana. This week’s video reviews consist of the controversial Mexican thriller “New Order,” Toni Collette in the horse-racing drama “Dream Horse,” Christoph […]
The Dry
Eric Bana quenches your thirst as a detective solving two murder cases in the past and present. As an Australian import, “The Dry” is a crime drama that quenches your thirst when […]
Final Account
An important doc about the remaining Nazis in this world. We’re already in the 2020s, and the last generation of Nazis or those who knew them have their own stories and perspectives […]
Georgetown
Christoph Waltz directs and acts in the right direction, if only the story didn’t explode. Christoph Waltz makes his directorial debut, under the name of C. Waltz, of “Georgetown,” which is based […]
