S.J.
‘Gretel & Hansel’ Review
If you are one of those people that skip the company logos in the beginning, I wouldn’t be shocked if you thought director Oz Perkins'...
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S.J.
- Jun 4, 2020
Short Reviews From 2019
Wasn’t able to save the visual elements that originally featured reviews of these films so here’s a snapshot of them: ————————————————-...
S.J.
- Jun 3, 2020
‘The Rhythm Section’ Review
Here we might have a contender for the worst title of the year for a film: The Rhythm Section. Even before completely bombing at the box...
S.J.
- Jun 1, 2020
‘The Turning’ Review
How do you know that something is a horror movie? Do you want to know what is a horror movie? Hey, did you know this is a horror movie?...
S.J.
- May 31, 2020
‘Like A Boss’ Review
Ah comedies from January, you love to see it. From director Miguel Arteta and straight out of film studio’s computer programmable script...
S.J.
- May 28, 2020
‘The Invisible Man’ Review
The Invisible Man is another remix made from H.G. Wells’ book of the late 19th century, this time mixing it with the modern times and...
S.J.
- May 26, 2020
‘The Aeronauts’ Review
If I’m able to check out a film about something completely or nearly new to me, it’s good to do without reading about the subject matter...
S.J.
- May 25, 2020
‘Seberg’ Review
Have you missed biopics or any resemblances of them after seeing bunch during last couple of years? Seberg is there, I guess. Taking...
S.J.
- May 23, 2020
‘Spies In Disguise’ Review
Flying like a pigeon so under the radar in December, Spies In Disguise (directed by Troy Quane and Nick Bruno) threw its hat in the ring...
S.J.
- May 21, 2020
‘The Last Black Man In San Francisco’ Review
There’s something both exciting and naive about a project like The Last Black Man In San Francisco that is nice to get every once in a...
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