Tag Archives: cult
FILM REVIEW: ‘Shazam!’ is a Standalone Family Comedy Superhero Film. And That’s Weirdly Refreshing.
Posted by Joshua T. Ruth
FILM REVIEW: Jordan Peele’s ‘Us’ is Almost a Masterpiece
Posted by Joshua T. Ruth
FILM REVIEW: ‘Alita: Battle Angel’ is a Cyberpunk Techno-Marvel with Real Heart
Posted by Joshua T. Ruth
REVIEW: ‘Mission Impossible: Fallout’ is a Breathtaking Monument to Practical Stunts
Posted by Joshua T. Ruth
REVIEW: ‘Sicario: Day of the Soldado’ is Violent, Problematic and one of the Most Satisfying Sequels in Years
Posted by Joshua T. Ruth
Review: ‘It’ (2017) – Even the Losers Get Lucky Sometimes
Posted by Joshua T. Ruth
‘Dunkirk’ is the most Viscerally Harrowing Thrill Ride of the Summer
Posted by Joshua T. Ruth
Review: War for the Planet of the Apes (2017)
Posted by Joshua T. Ruth
Review: The Exhausting, Weaponized Stupidity of ‘Transformers: The Last Knight’ (2017)
Posted by Joshua T. Ruth
Review: The Wall (2017)
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Review: The Void (2017)
Posted by Kirby Nelson
The Void Directed by Jeremy Gillespie and Steven Kostanski From the Great White North enclave known as Astron-6 (“Manborg,” “Father’s Day”) and an extremely successful IndieGoGo campaign is born a horror that is equal parts homage and homegrown madness and
REVIEW: Ouija: Origin of Evil (2016)
Posted by Kirby Nelson
Whatever one’s view of sequels may be, especially in horror and its related subsets which are well known for a glut of garbage, Blumhouse may have finally found the formula for cinematic cold fusion, mainlining into their many franchises, including
Review: The Purge: Election Year (2016)
Posted by Kirby Nelson
The Purge: Election Year (2016) Within three years (one shy of a full, traditional US presidential term), “The Purge” franchise has finally found it’s voice and vote with “Election Year.” It’s the finale of a series that started as a
‘Get Out’ – Secrets, Easter eggs and References from Jordan Peele’s Commentary
Posted by Joshua T. Ruth
We are currently halfway through 2017 and ‘Get Out’ is still my favorite film of the year. It has remained consistently fascinating and re-watchable. I saw it four times in theaters. I love it. Judging from the 99% fresh rating