Tagged Nate Zoebl

Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark is a fun, spooky appetizer for tweens and teens, and those who remember what it was like.

Hobbs & Shaw has little more on its mind than giving its audience a good time, and it easily achieves that aim.

When it comes to Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood, if you’re not digging the vibe, man, then there’s less to latch onto as an audience member.

Far From Home is an enjoyable road trip movie that feels like Junior Spy Hijinks for the first half.

What we get with Dark Phoenix is a woman who glows a lot thanks to an inscrutable pink space cloud.

How do I ever begin to describe the events of Marvel’s culminating blockbuster Avengers: Endgame without stepping too far into the dark and dangerous territory of the accursed spoilers?

I’m keeping things light in this review for the reason that I want you, dear reader, to be surprised by the many twists and turns of Dragged Across Concrete.

For fans of King, or fans of genre horror, there may be enough standard thrills and chills to enjoy the new Pet Sematary.

Captain Marvel is missing a larger sense of vision and purpose, which is why it feels more like a throwback to those early days.

Polar is such a thoroughly unpleasant film experience I was wondering if Lars von Trier had somehow made a comic book movie.