Wacko may be a little too random to follow at times, but this early spoof film makes up for it with creative humor.
Frenzy (1972) | Movie Review
Alfred Hitchcock loves making people look dumb as they get riled up over half-information. His 1954 film Rear Window toys…
The King of Staten Island (2020) | Movie Review
The King of Staten Island opens with Pete Davidson, playing a semi-autobiographical version of himself, contemplating suicide behind the wheel of a car.
The Blob (1958) | Movie Review
Although the plot features some very slow decision making at times, there’s a certain atmosphere built that makes The Blob so undeniably appealing.
Da 5 Bloods (2020) | Movie Review
Da 5 Bloods is an interesting package, offering compelling food for thought but never offers any definitive outlook for these characters or the film’s underlying message—mostly because it tries to cover too much political ground at once.
Nosferatu (1922) | Movie Review
In order to even remotely enjoy 1922’s silent classic Nosferatu, you must nearly suppress any and all horror expectations.
Basic Instinct (1992) | Movie Review
Overall, Basic Instinct is a fantastic thriller, captivating us at every turn.
Where the Boys Are (1960) | Movie Review
But for a 60-year-old teen movie, Where the Boys Are only feels dated a few times. Overall, it knows what it’s doing.
Hard Eight (1997) | Movie Review
Hard Eight is the type of movie where the plot doesn’t really matter. We stay fully engaged because of the intriguing characters and the vibrant, compelling dialogue.
A Clockwork Orange (1971) | Movie Review
The trick to appreciating A Clockwork Orange is to not see Alex as the protagonist. He’s simply a means to help tell the story. The protagonist here is free will.
