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Review| Sicario: Day of the Soldado
With 2015’s Sicario, Taylor Sheridan made his mark as a screenwriter to watch. When paired with Director Denis Villeneuve (Arrival,…
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Review| Superfly
The subgenre known as “blaxploitation film”–a term coined by the Los Angeles head of the NAACP, Junius Griffin–rose to prominence in…
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Review| The Incredibles 2
Pixar’s The Incredibles has taken on whole new dimensions of meaning for me since I’ve been married and become a…
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Review| Tag: A Game Worth Playing
As children we all played games and engaged in activities that for many of us have either passed into nostalgia…
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Review| Hereditary
There is a significant distinction between a tragic hero and a foregone conclusion. While both retain the characteristic of giving…
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Review| Ocean’s Eight
Ocean’s Eight makes you feel cooler for having seen it. Of course, it’s a heist film; and in a heist…
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Reviewing the Classics| McLintock!
One of the unfortunate casualties of the current cultural climate is our inability to laugh at ourselves and the absurdities…
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Review| Tully
Tully hit theaters right before Mother’s Day. The trailer shows a raw, though apt picture of motherhood and I would…
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