< Categories Movies Reviews November 26, 2022 Lady Chatterley’s Lover weaves a spell for the senses Laure De Clermont-Tonnerre directs a lush & sensuous adaptation of D.H. Lawrence's classic romance.
N Categories Movies Reviews November 19, 2022 Netflix’s Slumberland is a CGI snoozefest This twist on Little Nemo is a muddled and sloppy mess.
M Categories Movies Reviews October 5, 2022 Mr. Harrigan’s Phone drops the call The latest Stephen King adaptation falls flat thanks to lifeless acting and lazy screenwriting.
T Categories Anniversaries Features Movies September 27, 2022 The Ice Storm at 25: a bleak domestic drama that still chills the bones Ang Lee’s adaptation of Rick Moody’s novel made suburban sex and infidelity more depressing than titillating.
B Categories Movies Reviews September 21, 2022 Blonde is haunting, repellent & heartbreaking all at once Though Andrew Dominik's sort-of-biopic is harsh & harrowing, you won’t forget Ana de Armas as Marilyn Monroe, doomed from the very start.
B Categories Movies Reviews August 3, 2022 Bullet Train delivers a bloody but intoxicating ride This action-comedy goes off the rails in a good way, but some riders may get motion sickness.
N Categories Movies Reviews July 13, 2022 Netflix presents the complete idiot’s guide to Persuasion Dumbed down doesn't even begin to describe this disastrous treatment of arguably one of Jane Austen's best novels.
A Categories Reviews TV July 9, 2022 All secrets have beginnings in “Part One” of Flowers in the Attic: the Origin A shaky start leads to high melodrama in this prequel to the Dollanganger Saga.
I Categories Features TV July 9, 2022 Inside the weird, wild Gothic drama of V.C. Andrews movies As Lifetime premieres a new addition to the Dollanganger Saga, we offer a crash course on what’s led us all to this.
T Categories Movies Reviews June 22, 2022 The Black Phone finds chills in the pre-Stranger Danger era Scott Derrickson keeps a silly premise above water thanks to a fast pace & a creepy villain turn from Ethan Hawke.
