“John Candy: I Like Me” Review
“I hope you have some dirt on him,” jokes Bill Murray in the opening of the John Candy documentary, I Like Me. The late comedic actor wasn’t like any other,
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“A Culinary Uprising: The Story of Bloodroot” Review
Selma Miriam and Noel Furie have expressed that they hope the way they die is at work simultaneously. Their work involves running the Bloodroot restaurant, a welcoming environment for feminists,
“Stitch Head” Review
I find myself in the rare situation of being presented with an animated family film that not only feels perfectly targeted at the youngest viewers, but also fulfills a lack
“Roofman” Review
Roofman exists as a true-crime comedy that wants to walk the tightrope of highlighting the humanity and the stupidity of an unorthodox criminal. Jeffrey Manchester was noted as a rooftop
“Play Dirty” (2025) Review
A hallmark of Shane Black’s writing and direction is his use of Christmas in his movies. Play Dirty adheres to this holiday tradition, but it appears like a shiny ornament
“V/H/S/Halloween” Review
The V/H/S horror anthology has always had a draw for adopting different themes each year, as the films debut during the Halloween season. It was inevitable that the series would
“The Smashing Machine” (2025) Review
This movie might not seem like my jam, given that I’ve never been into the UFC, but that doesn’t matter with Benny Safdie’s direction. I never cared much for basketball,
“Eleanor the Great” Review
June Squibb is such a talented elderly actress that it is hard to accept the uneven balance of her desperation and exuberance in Eleanor the Great. Her character’s deception is
“One Battle After Another” Review
The fight for our rights will be one of endurance, a notion that coats Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another with equal hope and hilarity. This type of film
“Twinless” Review
Twinless poses such an odd romantic situation that it dares you to laugh at its premise of grief and repression. The unease can be felt from the start, where Roman