By my estimation, there are approximately 300 retellings of the holiday classic A Christmas Carol. (And, for the record, the Muppet version is the best.) This year, Will Ferrell and Ryan Reynolds present a musical addition to the pantheon with…
‘Enola Holmes 2’ Review: “Go Big, Go Holmes!”
Enola Holmes 2 has already arrived on our screens! The movie far surpasses the first part and improves it in every way. We review!
Movie Review: Passionflix’s ‘Torn’ Makes Us Want to Read the Books
Passionflix film ‘Torn’ is the perfect one to add to your watchlist if you’re looking for a little romance with your Halloween.
Movie Review: ‘My Policeman’ Reminds Us It’s Never Too Late To Start Over
One of the things we love about the Fall is getting those comfort films that we just want to watch while snuggled under a nice toasty blanket. After watching My Policeman starring Harry Styles, David Dawson, and Emma Corrin we…
Movie Review: ‘The Loneliest Boy in the World’ Is A Quirky Film About Family
This week Screamfest has been going on and we had the chance to screen Martin Owens film The Loneliest Boy in the World.
Movie Review: ‘Follow Her’ Is A Psychological Thriller That Keeps You Guessing
Just in time for spooky season, Follow Her delivers the perfect dose of psychological horror. We review it HERE.
Movie Review: “Significant Other” is the Perfect Film for Halloween
Spooky season is on fire! You know that we love horror genre and the odd portion of scares, so today we will talk about Significant Other.
‘Hocus Pocus 2’ Review: Wanted To Hate It…Loved It
Hocus Pocus 2 is everything the original 1993 movie was — and then some. Which, frankly, is rude. On a lot of levels.
‘Don’t Worry Darling’ Movie Review: A Timely Psychological Thriller
Don’t Worry Darling directed by Olivia Wilde is finally out and we can honestly say it was a really good film. Despite the non-stop news cycle of behind-the-scenes drama, it did not keep viewers from heading to the theatre. We’re…
‘The Woman King’ Movie Review: An Epic Historical Piece
While sitting in the theater watching The Woman King, I found myself in awe that it took seven years for a film like this to be seen.
