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The Little Things While Hancock’s script ends with a few plot twists, it simply is choppy and laden with subplots that are left unformed. | Full Review...

Season One, Episode One Tudyk is a seasoned actor who has chameleon-like skills allowing him to morph into numerous characters and these skills are readily apparent in Resident Alien. | Full Review...

Saint Maud While Saint Maud is categorized as a horror/thriller, I found it to be more a drama about a delusional and mentally ill woman who turns to religion as a way to cope. | Full Review...

Snowpiercer Connelly is well cast as the often necessarily hard but all too human head of the train. | Full Review...

The Marksman This is one of those films that will be out of your memory the second you leave the theater. Wait for it to hit TV. | Full Review...

WandaVision As expected, the production values are excellent, and the writing is solid, even cheeky at moments, and witty. | Full Review...

One Night In Miami King offers an intimate view of this fictional, fated evening while also offering the audience a broader view of the country at that time. | Full Review...

Locked Down HBO Max brings a little bit of humor and a “look on the bright side” of quarantine life to Locked Down. | Full Review...

The Craft: Legacy Zoe Lister-Jones pays homage to the 1996 movie with Easter eggs sprinkled throughout however, the story never gets fully fleshed out leaving the audience a little unsatisfied and somewhat confused. | Full Review...

The Midnight Sky As a director, Clooney has some strong moments followed by some less than stellar ones (pun intended). | Full Review...