Six Minutes to Midnight is a damn good spy film and an OK boarding school movie. Its success lies primarily … More
Author: cameforthetrailers
Women is Losers (March 21)
Women is Losers is more docudrama than drama–cheeky breaks in the fourth wall offer modern insights into the struggles of … More
The Yellow Wallpaper (March 20)
There is something really off about The Yellow Wallpaper. It’s that feeling you have when you make a recipe you … More
Death of a Ladies’ Man (March 20)
Today I learned that Wife doesn’t like “Hallucination movies.” She told this to me while I was watching the first … More
Events Transpiring Before, During, and After a High School Basketball Game (March 20)
Events Transpiring is a quietly funny nostalgia tour of high school life in Calgary 1999. The film features comic heavyweight … More
Go to Kill (March 20)
Go to Kill by Nam-won Park, my first movie of the Cinejoy 2021 Film Festival, does not clear the bar … More
Moxie (March 6)
Netflix’s new high school movie, Moxie, broke the made-for-Netflix curse for me. Amy Poehler’s story about a group of girl’s … More
Judas and the Black Messiah (Feb 28)
Judas and the Black Messiah was billed as one of the best movies of the year and it’s definitely a … More
A Promising Young Woman (Jan 27)
I have written extensively about wigs here before and not at all about Carey Mulligan–my first run in with her … More
One Night in Miami (Jan 20)
One Night in Miami, based on the play by Kemp Powers and directed by the great Regina King, did not … More
