Nightmare Alley is Joker meets The Prestige, a story adapted from classic cinema that leans harder into the realism of…
Titane (Jan 7)
I’m late to this party, but I have some things to say. Titane was the winner of last year’s top…
Licorice Pizza (Jan 6)
Licorice Pizza is a sprawling, sweet, completely deranged movie that ultimately feels like more of a game of chicken to…
Last Night in Soho (Dec 13)
You don’t know what the fuck is going on in Last Night in Soho, because there’s no way you could,…
C’mon C’mon (Dec 9)
C’mon C’mon feels like an emotional sibling of Linklater’s Boyhood (2014). The movie in some ways is so patently contrived…
Spencer (Dec 5)
I had the distinct pleasure of a non-consensual simultaneous double double feature starring both Kristen Stewart and Emily Blunt on…
Dune (Nov 3 and Oct 22)
I’ve been putting off on writing a review of this movie for a few weeks mostly because I have had…
Best Summer Ever (Oct 19)
Best Summer Ever came out on streaming platforms earlier this year but I’m seeing it for the first time at…
Candyman (Sept 30)
Candyman made history as the first time that a black woman director topped the charts for movies in history. It…
The Voyeurs (Sept 28)
The Voyeurs is a fundamentally stupid film and it’s important to recognize that before getting angry about the time it’s…
