Reviews

Guns Akimbo is easy on the brain and maybe a little too easy on itself.

Superman: Red Son is a nice addition to the DC Universe Animated Original Movie series that updates and sometimes improves on the original comic.

If you liked Season One and can get past the horrible opening episode of Season Two, Titans has plenty of good to offset the bad.

The Invisible Man is the first great film of the new year and the new decade.

Luckily, the Blu-ray transfer of Swamp Thing does a fantastic job of correcting the problem, and while the series is still dark, you can see what’s happening now.

Weathering with You has the unfortunate task of carrying the weight of being the follow-up to the immensely popular film Your Name.

Color Out of Space is a mostly successful, eerie, and occasionally stomach-churning little horror movie.

This one wrap ups in a one-night two-parter, bridging the ante-penultimate episode of Arrow and the beginning of the new season of Legends of Tomorrow.

There’s pathos, drama and mystery here. Could the Paragons be the nascent Justice League?

Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss adapt another classic work, this time Bram Stoker's Dracula.

Did I enjoy Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker? Yes. Did I use the RunPee App to take a bathroom break? No.

So yeah. I enjoyed Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. It's big and loud and dumb as hell.

J.J. Abrams does not understand Star Wars.

Star Wars will always be Star Wars but it can also be much more if it wanted to be.

Knives Out is an incredibly fun movie to watch fly by for its extended 130-minute running time.

Night Work is a fun, ribald little movie that has its own sense of charm, from its budgetary limitations to the expansive possibilities of its strange world.

All in all, Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs and Shaw is the epitome of a popcorn movie.

I’m here to report that Dark Fate is the best of the sequels, a satisfying mix of action, character, and world building, but I’m also ready to let this series go away into its own dark fate.

Jay and Silent Bob Reboot is made strictly for the fans, and if you count yourself among that throng, you’ll likely find enough to justify a viewing, though it may also be one of diminished returns.

The Lighthouse feels exactly like somebody meticulously melded an episode of The Twilight Zone with an episode of Alfred Hitchcock Presents.