Knock Down the House Review: Yaas Queen Slay
The film follows four female Democrats who decided to run for Congress in the 2018 United States elections.
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Category: Film Reviews
Avengers: Endgame Review & Discussion: Folks…It’s Over
All in all, Avengers: Endgame is a pretty good film and a solid ending for the Marvel Cinematic Universe…as long as you don’t watch another MCU film after this.
Teen Spirit Review: A Textbook Story Of How Fame Corrupts The Soul
“Be careful what you wish for” and “if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is” are some of the oldest sayings out there and they are statements that never fail the test of time.
Back Fork Review: A Great Story Not Everyone Can Stomach
The story isn’t groundbreaking by any means, but it’s simple and forward delivery is makes it an early pick for the best drama of the year.
P Storm (2019) P Feng bao Review: A Prison Film That Stumbles Across The Finish Line
When it is discovered that corrupt prison officers, including the warden on his payroll, Luk must obtain the evidence he needs to close the case before his cover is blown by an old rival he put in the prison.
A Proactive Review: ‘Little’, ‘My Spy’, ‘Long Shot’
The nostalgia critic has a saying he does at the beginning of every video: “I remember it so you don’t have to”. Well, I just created a new saying “I’m reviewing it so I don’t have to see it”
The Best of Enemies Review: A Film That Tells A Story Without Showing It
The Best of Enemies is a film with good acting, but largely no sense of direction with the performances they were given.
Unplanned Review: An Empathic Yet Eye Opening Look At Planned Parenthood
Whenever you take a stand against’s one of Hollywood’s biggest cash cows and America’s leading abortion provider Planned Parenthood, you can expect some roadblocks along the way.
Us (2019) Review: Great Filmmaking With A Messy Story
Us is far from a perfect film, but it shows that Jordan Peele’s work as a filmmaker is anything but a fluke.
Captive State Review: A Cinematic Game Of Choose Your Own Narrative
The reason why Captive State is so confusing is they intentionally keep you in the dark about what is going on until the very end. The problem is, they don’t do it in a suspenseful way that builds up to an exciting conclusion.
