Sing Review By Katie Gigout Edited by Carl Cottingham Illumination’s newest animated comedy Sing, directed by Christopher Lourdelet and Garth Jennings, promised to be inventive and humorous but falls flat on both accounts. The film is set in a world that is entirely inhabited by animals and follows the story Read more…
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them Review By Carl Cottingham No other property has defined Warner Brothers in the 21st century better then the Harry Potter franchise. Ever since the final installment Deathly Hallows Part II exited theaters in 2011, the studio has been chasing a ghost, or horcrux Read more…
Ouija: Origin of Evil Review By Sam Holloway Edited by Carl Cottingham I remembered dismissing the original Ouija back in 2014. It was a standard, i.e. weak, PG-13 horror movie. Oh, sure, it was something that might have been scary to me when I was a part of its targeted preteen demographic, but Read more…
The Exorcist – Chapter Two: Lupus in Fabula Review By James Gisante The Exorcist continues to creep and disgust but is still light on scares in the show’s second episode. There were plenty of moments that might have viewers looking away from their screen but it will have more to Read more…
Lethal Weapon “Surf ‘n Turf” Review By: James Gisante Lethal Weapon is continuing to be a fun ride even if it’s second episode was slightly repetitive. “Surf N Turf” hit a few of the same notes that the premiere did, but considering we’re still getting acquainted to these versions of Read more…
By Carl Cottingham The admittedly cliché saying goes that Hollywood has no new ideas in the 21st century. Numerous reviews and editorials about the subject have taken aim at the current state of the magic machine but it is a fact of the modern movie-going experience. Remakes have proven to Read more…
Bridget Jones’s Baby Review By Adam Yuster Sequels are hard. In today’s world of Star Wars XXII, Captain America 8, and Transformers 42: Shia LaBeouf Boogaloo, it’s often easy to forget that. But it’s true. Most movies aren’t designed to sustain more than one entry. Overall, film characters are Read more…
By: David Caneppa Edited by: Anthony Zangrillo Sully is a biographical film of Captain Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger who infamously landed US Airways Flight 1594 on January 14, 2009. The movie is based on his autobiography “Highest Duty: My search for What Really Matters”. The film stars Tom Hanks, is Read more…
By: Andres Eloy Sereno Hernandez Edited by: Anthony Zangrillo Set in Tunisia at the dawn of the Arab Spring, As I Open My Eyes portrays the life of an 18-year-old girl who is trying to reconcile her own persona with everything and everyone that surrounds her; while facing the reality Read more…
Central Intelligence Review By Soumyajit Ray Edited by Anthony Zangrillo When I planned to go to the screening of Central Intelligence, my hopes were really high. I was very impressed with Dwayne Johnson’s remarkable acting in previous action comedies. Here, Johnson teams with the comedy genius Kevin Hart in a Read more…
