This horror film is no miracle. I enjoy the elevated horror genre for the ways they often break free from Hollywood horror movie cliches, especially with the “Conjuring” universe using a lot […]
Immaculate
Shirley
Regina King has my vote in this moving biopic. Shirley Chisholm became the first African-American woman to elected in the United States Congress and to run for POTUS. As we’re watching her […]
You Can Call Me Bill
Captain’s Log: this is a heartwarming doc on William Shatner. William Shatner has made a name for himself in the entertainment world from the guest roles on “The Twilight Zone” to his […]
Arthur the King, Damsel, Love Lies Bleeding, One Life, and Knox Goes Away Video Reviews.
CJ’s video reviews feature dogs, dragons, steroids, children, and memories This week’s video reviews consist of the sports adventure drama “Arthur the King” with Mark Wahlberg and Simu Liu, the rousing adventure […]
Arthur the King, Damsel, Love Lies Bleeding, One Life, and Knox Goes Away Podcast Reviews
CJ reviews movies about dogs, dragons, steroids, children, and memories on the air. I’ve joined a radio station known as NEWHD Radio, which will not only hire people on the Autism spectrum, […]
The American Society of Magical Negroes
Not as magical as the title suggests. If you put “Dear White People,” “Sorry to Bother You,” “Harry Potter,” “Sleepless in Seattle,” and “The Adjustment Bureau” in a blender, you’d have “The […]
Frida
A colorful doc on the artist who had her passion and pathos. 22 years have passed since Salma Hayek portrayed him the artist Frida Kahlo in “Frida,” and now, we have a […]
Arthur the King
Bow Wow Wow! This dog can travel in the jungle. “Arthur the King” is based on the true story of how a racing team befriended a wounded dog during their race through […]
Love Lies Bleeding
Steroids, lesbian romances, and crime make this a fun and sometimes strange ride. Last month, Ethan Coen released “Drive-Away Dolls,” which I liked for its sense of humor and lesbianism, although most […]
Knox Goes Away
Remember, Michael Keaton, you’re meeting well with age. When you have diner segments that like to follow in the tradition of “Pulp Fiction,” you also like for it to be different. For […]
