The House with a Clock in its Walls marks a low point point for Cate Blanchett’s otherwise spotless career and…
Assassination Nation (Sept 26)
Assassination Nation is the next in Neon’s brand of sleek-looking films with a transgressive script that innovates the genre. It’s…
Predator (Sept 19)
Predator is a contender for worst film of the year–in a year of shitty movies. Despite the critics who say…
A Simple Favor (Sept 15)
A Simple Favor‘s kaleidoscopic aesthetic of dark humor, passive aggression, and gorgeous outfits might put it in my top five…
Searching (Sept 8)
Searching is the story of a teenage daughter who dislikes her piano lessons so much that she runs away and/or…
Juliet, Naked (Sept 1)
Juliet, Naked is a rom-com with modest ambitions and disappointing vocals. But if you’re in the market for a sexless…
Operation Finale (Aug 30)
The day my friend and I went to see Operation Finale, there were maybe ten other people (octogenarians) in the…
Papillon (Aug 28)
The Papillon remake is basically the emotional sibling of The Martian and World War Z set in French Guiana, but…
Crazy Rich Asians (Aug 17)
Crazy Rich Asians is yet another high water mark for this year’s crop of cross cultural comedies. I went into…
BlacKkKlansman (Aug 11)
BlacKkKlansman gut punches you in the funny bone again and again. Spike Lee’s political sensibilities and Jordan Peele’s comic timing…
