Jake Johnson’s directorial debut sells itself short. Jake Johnson is a fresh talent. I enjoyed him in “Drinking Buddies,” “Let’s Be Cops,” “Jurassic World,” “Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse,” and “Ride the Eagle.” […]
Self Reliance
The Book of Clarence
Jeymes Samuel’s satire of biblical proportions. “The Book of Clarence” seems to be such a fan of “Hamilton” and “Monty Python’s Life of Brian,” that it decides to combine them together for […]
Anatomy of a Bear Oppenheimer Succession
The Golden Globe winners (some hidden in the back) Jo Koy was a sucky host, and him telling Meryl Streep that his favorite line from her is “Wakanda Forever” is too tedious […]
The Best Films of 2023 Podcast Reviews
CJ reviews his 2023 winners on the air. I’ve joined a radio station known as NewHD, which will not only hire people on the Autism spectrum, but will also have me doing […]
Good Grief
A good directorial debut about love and loss. Dan Levy has made a name for himself in the entertainment world beginning with his and his father Eugene Levy’s collaboration on the show […]
The Dirty South
A small time crime drama in a small town that has some big ambitions. “The Dirty South” is an independent crime drama that came out last November, and I haven’t heard about […]
What to Expect Cinematically in 2024
A new year for new movies. Now that we’ve entered the new year of 2024, we have a long list of new movies to look forward to, whether we like them or […]
The Best and Worst Movies of 2023 Video Reviews
CJ’s video reviews are Yin and Yang. This week’s video reviews talk about the best and worst movies of the year. The films I saw the joy in, and the films that […]
Aquaman, Migration, The Family Plan, Rebel Moon, and The Color Purple Podcast Reviews
CJ reviews movies under the sea, up in the sky, on the road, up in space, and through life on the air. I’ve joined a radio station known as NewHD, which will […]
The Worst Movies of 2023
A list of demons, dancers, and dunces. I know we’ve had WGA and SAG strikes this year, and I supported them 100%, but I still need to complain about the bad movies […]
