There was a shred of hope that Searchlight Pictures’ “The Menu” could be a sleeper hit for 2022. Whatever hope this film had died the second Adam McKay and Will Ferrell became the producers of this movie. Last year, Adam McKay released a “satire” on climate change deniers called “Don’t Look Up” which was one … More The Menu (2022) Review: The Dumbest Film Of 2022
‘The Greatest Beer Run Ever’ has three different stories happening simultaneously. On one hand, you have a quirky true story of a guy looking to support his troops by going into a Vietnam war zone in order to give them all beer. On the flip side, you have the story of a politically divided country … More The Greatest Beer Run Ever Review: Great Performance By Zac Efron Hurt By A Unbalanced Narrative
After watching the film ‘Bros’, I can go another thousand years without ever having to watch another romantic comedy ever again. Billy Eichner is so terrible, he ruined an entire genre of movies that I didn’t even care for it to begin with. But much like someone who’s too afraid to swim, you have to … More Ticket to Paradise Review: The Best Rom Com Universal Pictures Will Release This Year
With the American box office suffering from its lowest point since 9/11, David O. Russell’s film ‘Amsterdam’ had a prime opportunity to bring audiences back to the movie theaters for a film that flexes a big cast of quality actors…and Taylor Swift. However, much like a Denver Broncos running back, ‘Amsterdam’ fumbles a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity … More Amsterdam (2022) Review: A Left-Wing Hollywood Lecture Soaked In Nihilism
As a film critic, I am willing to look past A LOT of questionable content within the context of a film for the sake of storytelling. But there comes a point where I have to draw the line when I know the filmmakers in question are operating in bad faith. Billy Eichner has been making … More Bros Review: A Degenerate Lust Story Mixed With Child Grooming
I’ll be the first to admit that I’m a sucker for a good mystery movie. As someone who values storytelling and colorful characters, A good mystery movie has to have both of those working in unison. While there has been a resurgence of mystery films in the last few years with ‘Knives Out’, ‘Murder on … More See How They Run Review: A Subpar Mystery Film Missing Character
This week on the Monday Night Movie Club, Jacob Smith, Rob Motto, and Rick Aragon review the 1986 “Soul Man” as well as a discussion on the biggest stories in the world of movie this week. C. Thomas Howell stars as a white law student who pretends to be black in order to qualify for … More Monday Night Movie Club #12: Soul Man (1986)
Two weeks ago, I made the proclamation that “Not Okay” was the worst movie of 2022. Just two weeks after holding the title, we have a new champion and that film is called “Bodies Bodies Bodies” A24 is a hit-or-miss production studio that has a massive fan base not among moviegoers but critics. For every … More Bodies Bodies Bodies Review: The Most Obnoxious Film Of The 21st Century
When you hire a screenwriter that doesn’t have a single feature film on his resume and put him in charge of writing this project, things fall apart in spectacular fashion. Like most John Wick clones, “Bullet Train” offers a series of impressive visuals in a film that is a big-budget bottle movie packing the overwhelming … More Bullet Train Review: A John Wick Clone Biting Off Guy Ritchie Films
Another day and another film about a narcissistic female protagonist who is presented to audiences as someone who’s supposed to be likable. In 2022, streaming have become the home of movies that Studios know would have no chance of making a profit at the box office but will fit nicely at a streaming service that … More Honor Society Review: Another Unlikable Female Protagonist
