Reviews
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‘Reminiscence’ is a Dull Reminder of Other, Better Films
But seriously, when are we getting a 4K release of ‘Strange Days’ anyway?
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‘Demonic’ Marries a Dull Possession Tale With Last Generation Console Graphics
There’s a ghost in the machine, but it’s no ‘Ghost in the Machine.’
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‘Raging Fire’ Sees the Late, Great Benny Chan Deliver One Last Action Hit
Come for Donnie Yen’s brutally efficient MMA-style fighting, stay for Nicholas Tse’s wicked knife work.
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Man and Machine Make Love in Auto(mobile)-Erotic ‘King Car’
Some honk car horns, others bonk horny cars.
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‘The Chair’ Strikes a Perfect Balance Between Funny and Earnest
Amanda Peet and Annie Wyman’s Netflix series asks the hard questions about academia.
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‘Nine Perfect Strangers’ is an Actor Showcase First and a Mystery Second
Nicole Kidman, Melissa McCarthy, Regina Hall, and Michael Shannon are just the tip of the ensemble cast iceberg in this limited series set at a mysterious wellness center.
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‘Ultrasound’ is Twisty Sci-Fi But Less Than the Sum of Its Confounding Parts
It’s okay if filmmakers know more about their story than audiences, but what if they’re every bit as in the dark on the film as the rest of us?
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‘Don’t Breathe 2’ Can’t Avoid the Rapist Elephant in the Room
So many villains, so few heroes.
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‘Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes’ is the Year’s Most Ingeniously Constructed Film
Seventy minutes of utter brilliance.
