In Linda Holmes’s review of Plan B (2021), she ticks off some of my favorite girl in high school movies … More
Author: cameforthetrailers
A Quiet Place Part II (May 28)
Can I pause for a moment here to reflect on how weird movies theaters are? The picture is clear and … More
Army of the Dead (May 20)
Army of the Dead is Jurassic Park II meets I am Legend. Someone asked, What if zombies could construct a … More
Mortal Kombat (April 26)
I’m coming late to this party, even by my own self-imposed standards. Much has already been said and podcast and … More
Adventures in Success (March 30)
Jay Buim’s Adventures in Success is equal parts Spinal Tap and Love Witch and very likely the kind of thing … More
Together Together (March 29)
If “Sometimes things just don’t work out” is not printed on a poster of Together Togther I will eat my … More
This Is Not a War Story (March 28)
“F*ck American Sniper.” This Is Not a War Story is a labor of love by professor of film Talia Lugacy, … More
Help (March 28)
Blake Ridder’s Help purports to be an erotic thriller, but more often than not it comes off as the poorly … More
Drunk Bus (March 28)
Drunk Bus has a lot going for it. It was originally slated to premier at SXSW almost a year to … More
Atomic Cover-Up (March 27)
Greg Mitchell’s documentary Atomic Cover-Up at 50 minutes is not a huge time commitment, and occupies a niche in the … More
