A reboot nobody asked for. The 1994 cult classic “The Crow” would have made Brandon Lee a bonafide movie star if that prop gun didn’t kill him. It was a visual wonder […]
The Crow
The Deliverance
Andra Day damns the cliches to Hell in this solid exorcist movie. “The Deliverance” is a made-for-Netflix horror movie inspired by the Ammons haunting case. It happened in Gary, Indiana, 2011, and […]
Between the Temples
A funny and honest chemistry between a cantor and his much older student. I saw the new Jewish comedy “Between the Temples” virtually from the Sundance Film Festival,” and I would like […]
Alien: Romulus, Cuckoo, The Instigators, Rob Peace, and Jackpot Video Reviews
CJ’s video reviews fight in different ways. This week’s video reviews consist of the Sci-Fi horror interquel “Alien: Romulus” with Cailee Spaeny and Isabela Merced, the psychological thriller “Cuckoo” with Hunter Schafer […]
Alien: Romulus, Cuckoo, The Instigators, Rob Peace, and Jackpot Podcast Reviews
CJ reviews movies that fight in different ways on the air. I’ve joined a radio station known as NEWHD Radio, which will not only hire people on the Autism spectrum, but will […]
The Union
Wahlberg and Berry have an espionage of cliches. A movie with Mark Wahlberg and Halle Berry should be entertaining, but “The Union” isn’t much. It’s more forgettable and typical than it is […]
Skincare
A thriller with the right cosmetics. I’m told that “Skincare” has a fictionalized story inspired by true events. It shares similarities to a one-side feud between West Hollywood facialists Dawn DaLuise and […]
Alien: Romulus
A must see for fans of the franchise. “Alien: Romulus” is set between the events of “Alien” from 1979 and “Aliens” from 1986, but we don’t get Sigourney Weaver in this one. […]
Jackpot
This action comedy bets and loses. 11 years ago, we got “The Purge,” which had the one day of the year when all crime, including murder, was legal. And you have until […]
Rob Peace
Chiwetel Ejiofor’s next directing job provocatively deals with the right themes. In “Rob Peace,” his first directorial position since “The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind,” Chiwetel Ejiofor expresses some African-American themes between […]
