The Alpinist Review: Riveting, Gut-Wrenching, Tragic…Yet A Fitting End To A Life Lived Ever So Free
The Alpinist is the thrilling and gut-wrenching story of Marc-André Leclerc, someone who sacrificed everything for free solo climbing, the
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Author: Corey Guiltner
“Annette” Film Review: Accomplishes The Astonishing Feat Of Being Both Incredibly Weird and Fantastically Dull
“Annette” is a joyless, bizarre musical that is too strange and experimental for the average viewer to enjoy. Whether it
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Jungle Cruise Review: A Lighthearted Romp That Doesn’t Do Enough To Separate Itself From Familiar Fantasy Fare
Jungle Cruise is a fun light-hearted romp in the vein of The Pirates of the Caribbean, The Mummy, and Indiana
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Fear Street Part 3: 1666 Is Not The Best Out of the Trilogy But It Is As Bloody and Violent As Its Predecessors (Review)
Fear Street Part 3: 1666 is as bloody and violent as its predecessors; though its 1666 setting can feel a
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Fear Street Part Two: 1978 – Perfectly Captures The Essence of Classic Horror Films Despite Its Minor Hiccups
Like Fear Street Part One: 1994, Fear Street Part Two: 1978 is a terrific homage to classic horror movies of
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America: The Motion Picture Review – Is Frantic, Ridiculous, Over-the-Top and Complete Utter Nonsense
America: The Motion Picture is a lot to take in. It is frantic, ridiculous, over-the-top, aggro, and intentionally inaccurate to
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Fear Street Part 1: 1994 Review – A Genuinely Enjoyable Horror Film That Feels Both Thrilling And Fun
Watching Fear Street was a genuinely enjoyable experience, not often do horror movies feel fun, well-made, and thrilling all at
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Bo Burnham: Inside Review: A Timely and Honest Masterpiece In Rather Dark Depressing Times
Bo Burnham has created a timely and honest masterpiece with his most recent comedy special, Inside. Bo Burnham spent his
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Army of the Dead Review: Dead Rising Meets World War Z In Zack Snyder’s Latest Zombie Flick
There is only one issue when it comes to Army of the Dead…it is not as fun as Snyder’s Dawn
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The Mitchells vs The Machines Review: Hands Down One of The Best Animated Films To Come Out of Netflix
The Mitchells vs The Machines is hands down the best-animated movie to come out on Netflix, and will likely be
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Invincible: Season 1 Episode 8 – Where I Really Come From (Season Finale Review)
*THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR INVINCIBLE’S SEASON ONE FINALE* The finale of Invincible is everything you could ever want from
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Invincible: Season 1, Episode 7 – “We Need to Talk” (Review)
Invincible’s penultimate episode is jam-packed with tension, and the dramatic irony, employed since the beginning of the series when Omni-man
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The Falcon and The Winter Soldier – Episode 6 ‘One World, One People’ (Review)
**WARNING THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR THE FALCON AND THE WINTER SOLDIER** As The Falcon and The Winter Soldier ends
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Moxie Review: The Film Emphasizes The Need to be Strong, United, and Courageous While Not Taking Any Nonsense
Moxie is a fantastic feel-good movie about girl-power and women standing up for themselves in a patriarchal society. Netflix seems
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Flora and Ulysses Review: Is a Fantastic Family-Friendly Superhero Movie That Makes Full Use of Disney’s Acquisition of Marvel
Flora and Ulysses is a fantastic family-friendly superhero movie that makes full use of Disney’s acquisition of Marvel in ways
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The Flight Attendant Is Fun & Exciting, A Suspense Thriller With Tremendous Emotional Weight
The Flight Attendant is a fun and exciting suspense thriller with a tremendous amount of emotional weight. The Flight Attendant
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Malcolm and Marie Leaves You Uncomfortable and Uneasy But It’s A Film That Will Keep You Thoroughly Engaged
Malcolm and Marie Is Not A Romance Film You Will Feel Good About After Watching, But Once You Start, You
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Bliss Film Review
Mike Cahill’s third feature, Bliss, is a Matrix-esque look at the life of down on his luck Greg Wittle, played
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A Glitch In The Matrix Provides A Well Balanced Look At The Potentially Troubling World of the Simulation Theory (Review)
A Glitch in the Matrix provides a well-balanced look at the potentially troubling world of simulation theory and those who
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The Last Blockbuster: Reminiscing About The Bygone Age of Video Stores (Review)
The Last Blockbuster Leaves Us Full of Nostalgia and Reminiscing About The Bygone Age of Video Stores Many of us
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More Canadian Shows You Should Binge After Watching Schitt’s Creek
If you are anything like me, and have already binged your way through Schitt’s Creek and are hungry for more
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