Gareth Edwards takes over the reins for Jurassic World Rebirth which brings Scarlett Johansson into the franchise.
[Read more…]4K Review: ‘Jurassic World Rebirth’
Cons and Heists of TIFF 2025: ‘Tuner,’ ‘Fuze,’ ‘Carolina Caroline,’ ‘Little Lorraine’
One of the common narrative tropes that turned up at the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival were films centered around con artists and heists.
[Read more…]4K Steelbook Review: ‘Clown In A Cornfield’ (2025)
Earlier this year, Eli Craig‘s adaptation of Adam Cesare‘s bestselling YA novel, Clown In A Cornfield was finally released. Now it’s available to own on 4K.
[Read more…]‘Nino’ Review – Théodore Pellerin Anchors A Quiet and Tender Cancer Drama
After suffering from a persistent sore throat when he swallows, 29 year old Nino (Théodore Pellerin) receives a throat cancer diagnosis on his birthday.
[Read more…]‘Twinless’ Review – Messy, Complicated People Grieve in James Sweeney’s Delightful Tragi-Dramedy
The bond between twins, particularly identical twins, is well-worn fodder for narratives. Writer, director, and star James Sweeney finds fertile new ground in exploring that connection, albeit in an unconventional fashion.
[Read more…]‘Weapons’ Review – The Visceral Impact of Zach Cregger’s Latest Only Lasts ‘Til The Lights Come On
After the twists and turns of his breakout film Barbarian, horror fans have been eagerly waiting to see what writer/director Zach Cregger would do next.
[Read more…]‘Freakier Friday’ Review – Fewer Laughs, Same Big Heart
The 2003 remake of Mary Rodger’s 1972 YA novel Freaky Friday was an unparalleled success. How does its new 2025 sequel fare?
[Read more…]4K Review: ‘Frailty’ (2001)
In 2001, actor Bill Paxton made his directorial debut with Frailty, a Southern Gothic religious thriller in the vein of Alfred Hitchcock about an unassuming father who hears the voice of God telling him to destroy demons.
The only catch: they look like ordinary people.
[Read more…]4K SteelBook Review: ‘The Way of the Gun’ (2000)
In 2000, Christopher McQuarrie was riding high on the success of his Oscar nominated screenplay The Usual Suspects, but he was unable to convince anyone to let him direct. At the urging of star Benicio del Toro, he wrote another crime screenplay and made it on the cheap on the condition that he a) could direct and b) had final cut.
That movie is The Way of the Gun.
[Read more…]30 Things We Learned from the ‘Drop’ Commentary
One of the most fun thrillers of the year, Drop, has a 4K release. And while several of the featurettes are a little short, there is an audio commentary with director Christopher Landon.
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