Theatrical, Streaming, Physical Media Reviews

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The Banshees of Inisherin

Allison Rose | Oct 31, 2022

Farrell and Gleason both deserve Oscar Nominations and Searchlight Pictures obviously set the release date for the movie to be considered in multiple categories.

Full Review | Grade: B

Till

Allison Rose | Oct 28, 2022

Deadwyler deserves an Oscar nomination, at the very least, for her portrayal of Mamie Till.

Full Review | Grade: A

Wendell & Wild

Allison Rose | Oct 27, 2022

Director Henry Selick is no stranger to stop-motion animation and his distinct style can be seen throughout the movie.

Full Review | Grade: B

Easter Sunday

Allison Rose | Oct 25, 2022

If the movie had been infused with Koy’s humor and wit, it would have been a much better film than what was ultimately produced.

Full Review | Grade: C

My Policeman

Allison Rose | Oct 22, 2022

Dawson however is magnificent, exuding Patrick’s strength, intelligence, passion, tenderness, etc. even as he lives in fear of being arrested.

Full Review | Grade: C

Ticket To Paradise

Allison Rose | Oct 20, 2022

Ticket to Paradise isn’t going to win any awards but as pure, indulgent entertainment it checks all the boxes.

Full Review | Grade: B

Fall

Allison Rose | Oct 18, 2022

Heart pounding intensity with decent dialogue leads Fall down a path of recycled tropes that has thrills, a few scares, and some good acting.

Full Review | Grade: B

No Escape

Allison Rose | Oct 17, 2022

While not as compelling as his role in Goodfellas, Liotta manages to give Robbins layers.

Full Review | Grade: B

Halloween Ends

Allison Rose | Oct 13, 2022

Curtis is the brightest star here and she does her character proud.

Full Review | Grade: D

Amsterdam

Allison Rose | Oct 06, 2022

Robbie is incredibly talented and so strikingly beautiful that she dominates every scene she is in, even to the point of eclipsing the equally talented and beautiful, Taylor-Joy,

Full Review | Grade: C