Reviews
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If Cats Disappeared from the World Review: Life, Death, and the Need for Both
If Cats Disappeared from the World Suggests It’s a Wonderful Life If You Want It to Be Fantasia Film Festival 2016 I know what you’re thinking. Would…
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Therapy Review: You’re Better Off Taking Pills
Therapy Leaves Viewers Worse Off Than When They Started Fantasia Film Festival 2016 Let me start this review by saying it’s ridiculously cool for a teenager to…
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Suicide Squad Review: There’s Poison in The Water
Suicide Squad Proves There’s Poison in The Water Everything wrong with the DC Expanded Universe can be explained by The Dark Knight. In order to understand everything…
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Nerve is the Perfect B-Movie for the YouTube Generation
Pure millennial schlock, Nerve is a lot of dumb fun. Nerve, the app-based thriller whose dares take peer pressure into the virtual world, has much more…
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The Ambiguity in Motherhood of Netflix’s Tallulah
Years later, Ellen Page finds a role that is the antithesis of Juno. As a woman, there is nothing I love more than films with complex…
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Jason Bourne Review: Welcome to The Bourne Monotony
We thought Greengrass and Damon could avoid 2016’s sequel curse. We were wrong. The Bourne Identity is a highly entertaining, self-contained thriller. It plus The Bourne…
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The Inerasable Review: Whisper Hello to the Year’s Best Horror Film (So Far)
The Inerasable Terrifies Us Even as it Explores Why Fantasia Film Festival 2016 Yoshihiro Nakamura has shown an interest in the dark before, but for Western audiences…
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The Unseen Review: The Invisible Man vs Fatherhood
The Unseen Pits an Absentee Father Against His Own Biology Fantasia Film Festival 2016 Invisible men in movies are typically relegated to two extremes – they’re either…
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Ice Age: Collision Course Review
Ice Age: Collision Course Could Have Been Meatier But Instead It Crashes Hard It’s time to put this animated series on the extinct species list. Five movies…