“Death of a Unicorn” Review
As a creature feature, Death of a Unicorn has the rare allure of using killer unicorns in this sub-genre. Of course, there must be more of the violent sight of
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“Control Freak” Review
There’s a better film that is literally itching to get out with Control Freak. The diagnosis is familiar: a horror short given a feature-length extension leads to more expansion by
“Invincible: Season 3” Review
The third season of Invincible is best described as perfected chaos. Continuing the route of insecurities and gore, the show has a firmer grasp on Mark’s perceptions of justice instead
“Harley Quinn: Season 5” Review
The central premise and problem of the fifth season of Harley Quinn is that the primary couple is stuck in a rut. After Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy have endured
“The Parenting” Review
The Parenting presents a premise that could easily become a melodrama or manic comedy of errors. A gay couple plans a weekend getaway with their family present, debating whether to
“October 8” Review
Despite the title, October 8 spends little time talking about the Hamas terrorist attack and more about the fallout felt in America from the perspective of the Jewish and Zionist
“Black Bag” Review
When I saw that Steven Soderbergh had directed a spy thriller, that was all I had to hear. Sure enough, he doesn’t let down with a film that is slick,
“The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim” Review
Perhaps it’s because the title doesn’t exactly roll off the tongue, but The War of the Rohirrim will undoubtedly be referred to as the Lord of the Rings anime movie.
“Novocaine” (2025) Review
There’s a lot of pressure on a premise as bonkers as Novocaine to be unhinged with its violent slapstick. When hearing the idea of an unlikely hero having the ability
“Like Tears in Rain” Review
It makes sense that this documentary on Rutger Hauer references his dying monologue from Blade Runner. It’s not just because of that being his most memorable role, but the words