No traffic jams for this road trip psychological thriller. We had “Backrooms” last May, which took place inside the walls of a furniture store. Nobody knows why or how all of this […]
It Ends
Coyote vs. Acme
Beep Beep! See this movie, folks! When asked if Wile E. Coyote talks, he holds a sign that says “No,” and then when asked if he holds signs all the time, he […]
The End of Oak Street, Nimrods, Union County, The Brink of War, and The Wrong Girls Podcast Reviews
CJ reviews movies about dinosaurs, American Idiots, druggies, and political figures on the air. I’m part of a radio station known as NEWHD Radio, which not only hires people on the Autism […]
Don’t Say Good Luck
Sunny Sandler shines again. Adam Sandler has proven his dramatic side with movies like “Punch Drunk Love,” “Uncut Gems,” and “Hustle.” And his second-born daughter Sunny, who was a revelation in “You […]
The Rivals of Amziah King
A bee picture you need to see through the LookingGlass. “The Rivals of Amziah King” is another one of those movies I’m surprised neither Quentin Tarantino nor any of the Coen brothers […]
The Brink of War
Jeff Daniels and Jared Harris know politics when they see them here. “The Brink of War” is the latest political Angel Studios entry this summer after the awful animated version of George […]
The Wrong Girls
Hits from their bong. “The Wrong Girls” is the latest comedy about stoner duos in the tradition of Cheech and Chong, Harold and Kumar, Jay and Silent Bob, and Dale and Saul. […]
Nimrods
A funny movie about American Idiots. “Nimrods” is another one of those coming-of-age road trip movies with cliches, but a number of funny and tender moments. If you happen to be a […]
The End of Oak Street
The best dinosaur movie since the first “Jurassic Park.” Like last week’s horror bomb “Ice Cream Man,” “The End of Oak Street” begins with a sunny and almost happy community that never […]
The Birthday Party
This party has more drinks and paparazzi than narrative. Willem Dafoe has a better drama out in theaters now called “Late Fame,” which has him playing a former poet finding his words […]
