Tagged Nate Zoebl

Even as things didn’t fully come together for me, I was always interested in Bones and All for its two-hour duration.

Satanic Soccer Mom from Ohio is an amusing and charming movie, especially if one can gel with its overall amiable tone and forgive the inevitable technical shortcomings.

If you are a fan of Bullet Train, you’ll likely be a fan of The Princess, and vice versa, because both of them are exactly as advertised.

If you’ve seen any espionage action movie of the last ten years, you’ve seen enough to recognize all the key pieces of The Gray Man.

Ti West is a director I haven’t fully enjoyed, though I would say X is his most accomplished film to date for me.

It kind of muffs the action and sci-fi spectacle, but The Adam Project is a movie that’s big where it counts.

As a finished film, however, Entropy leaves a lot to be desired even as a low-budget, lowered expectations chiller thriller.

Spider-Man: No Way Home is not the best Spider-Man movie, in the MCU or prior, but it’s a rollicking adventure that will play like catnip for fans of the series and has some of the strongest moments of any web-slinging blockbuster.

I need more, anything more, and Halloween Kills gives me too much of the same old same dead.

It’s not surprising then that The Green Knight would be a polarizing film of differing expectations.