• Bones and All (2022) (Review)

    Though not perfect, ‘Bones and All’ is a daring horror romance that’ll leave audiences squirming for more. Practically anything Timothée Chalamet is in attracts Gen Zs to the theatre, and it’s nice to know there are a few genuine […]

    Mar 6, 2023
    Joseph Morganti
  • Capitani Season 2 (Review)

    At one point in 2022, I decided that I wanted to watch some sort of crime drama, but ideally something with short episodes – nothing bordering on a full hour. Then, I stumbled upon Capitani, which intrigued me in several […]

    Feb 11, 2023
    Julian A. Leu
  • The Banshees of Inisherin (2022) (Review)

    Most movie fanatics agree that Martin McDonagh has crafted three worthwhile full-length films throughout his career (In Bruges, Seven Psychopaths, and Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri), with his fourth and latest being The Banshees of Inisherin. How will the […]

    Jan 26, 2023
    Joseph Morganti
  • Thor: Love and Thunder (2022) (Review)

    Even the biggest anti-Marvel champions can admit the success of the superhero genre in the 21st century is an unparalleled piece in film we haven’t experienced before. Now it being 14 years since Iron Man and 30-plus MCU movies […]

    Jul 24, 2022
    Joseph Morganti
  • Incastrati (2022) (Review)

    At some point last month, I felt like watching a comedy series – that doesn’t happen often, since I’m not exactly a big fan of most recent comedies, be it series or feature films. I had a recommendation from […]

    Apr 1, 2022
    Julian A. Leu
  • Lamb (2021) (Review)

    Noomi Rapace continues to showcase her acting-chops in what many will look back on as one of the strangest yet unparalleled experiences in Lamb. Lamb made several headlines in 2021 for its original yet seemingly out-of-the-ordinary premise. Led by […]

    Jan 10, 2022
    Joseph Morganti
  • Spencer (2021) (Review)

    Kristen Stewart proves to be one of the most versatile and appealing actors with 2021’s Spencer, an immaculate yet patient film regarding mental illness, abuse, and the Royal Family. Biopics present the challenge of relying on historical accuracy while […]

    Dec 18, 2021
    Joseph Morganti
  • Pig (2021) (Review)

    Nicholas Cage has reinvented himself in recent memory, proving himself to be a masterful actor if presented in the proper role, with Pig being his best performance in years. If I told you right after the Wicker Man came […]

    Nov 12, 2021
    Joseph Morganti
  • Coda (2021) (Review)

    Coda is a prime example of how taking the coming-of-age trope and pairing it with a family setting not everyone understands can be a beautiful and hilarious tale. Coda tells the story of Ruby Rossi (Emilia Jones), an aspiring […]

    Oct 15, 2021
    Joseph Morganti
  • The Suicide Squad (2021) (Review)

    With the horrendous and exceptionally disappointing film in Suicide Squad from 2016, who would’ve guessed a sequel (reboot?) five years later would be as good as it is. At the leadership of James Gunn and an ensemble crew to […]

    Sep 17, 2021
    Joseph Morganti
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