I Am Not A Serial Killer review — The dark, funny journey of a sociopath
Max Records gives one of the best performances of the year in the creepy and darkly funny I Am Not A Serial Killer. Animal cruelty, calling living things “it”, stalking, and wetting the bed. These are the four predictors of a serial killer. John Wayne Cleaver (Max Records) has them all. However, as the title suggests, he…
2018 Golden Globes Winners — Complete List
Check out the complete list of winners from the 75th Annual Golden Globes!The 75th Annual Golden Globes are tonight, hosted by Seth Meyers. As the first major awards show of the season, the Golden Globes often leave us with talked-about moments from the fashion to the ceremony to the winners — check out our predictions…
2018 Golden Globes Predictions — Movie Categories
The Golden Globes, Hollywood's biggest party, is this Sunday and we have predictions in all the motion picture categories below! The 75th Annual Golden Globe Awards are on Sunday, January 7th. They are the first major awards ceremony of this unpredictable awards season. Although the Golden Globes aren't seen as an Oscar predictor, they can…
The 10 Best Movies of 2017
This year has been one of the best movie years in recent memories with films that pushed the boundaries of filmmaking. Here are the best movies of 2017! 2017 is a year that started strong and ended even stronger, which is refreshing considering the end of the year always has an influx…
The Invitation Movie Review — Easily one of the best thrillers of the decade
Atmospheric and suspenseful, The Invitation is a blast to watch and easily one of the best movies of the year so far If you haven’t watched The Invitation yet, open up Amazon or iTunes and watch it right now. I’ve said it about other movies, but if I had to choose one movie for you to…
Sing Street Movie Review — A fun musical romp with an emotional punch
Packed with fun musical numbers and flashes of humor, Sing Street is enjoyable on both a superficial and emotional level. John Carney is obsessed with the power of music. It's what his last three films, including Sing Street, are about. Once talks about how music can communicate emotion and is a universal language. Begin Again explores the healing power of music. Carney is…
Jersey Boys Movie Review — Strong Performances and Flashy Musical Numbers Can’t Make Up for Weak Direction
It's funny. The movie that I wanted Jersey Boys to be ended up appearing during the end credits when the cast got together to do a reprise of "Sherry" and "December, 1963". It was fun, energetic, and so wonderfully campy. However, the movie preceding this end credits scene never gains the momentum it needs to…
Beauty and the Beast review — The animated classic is given new life in the live-action remake
The live-action remake of Beauty and the Beast doesn't do much to add to the 1992 classic, but it has enough magic and charm to make you fall in love all over again. The latest entry in Disney's saga to do a live-action remake of every one of their classic movies is Beauty and the Beast. The 1992 version…
Frank review — A celebration of weirdness and papier-mâché heads
Michael Fassbender is fascinating as the papier-mâché headed lead singer in Frank, which celebrates weirdness and understands mental illness Frank is just about as quirky and surreal as you’d imagine a movie about an experimental indie band with a lead singer who constantly wears a giant papier-mâché head would be. However, surprisingly, the character of Frank (Michael…
Oculus Movie Review — A Stylish, Well-Acted Psychological Horror
Though it doesn't quite reach the potential of its premise, Oculus packs in enough tension to make it a solid horror movie Yet another entry in the psychological horror rooted in childhood emotional trauma genre. Running in two different timelines, Oculus follows a brother and sister as they try to destroy a mirror that contained the ghosts…