Theatrical, Streaming, Physical Media Reviews

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Smile Allison Rose |  Sep 30, 2022 Smile offers every horror fan something, whether it is the supernatural elements, the gore and blood, the jump scares or the psychological thriller aspects. Full Review  | Grade: B

Hocus Pocus 2 Allison Rose |  Sep 29, 2022 Midler, Parker, and Najimy have a chemistry that helps make their characters feel authentic. Full Review  | Grade: C

I Know What You Did Last Summer Allison Rose |  Sep 27, 2022 While not as good as his first film, Williamson still manages to avoid the “sophomore slump” with this second offering and a solid script/story. Full Review  | Grade: B

Hudson Hawk Allison Rose |  Sep 27, 2022 Despite having had a decent cast, the script for Hudson Hawk left much of their talents untapped. Full Review  | Grade: C

In Bruges Allison Rose |  Sep 26, 2022 In Bruges is one of those “hidden gems” you don’t necessarily hear much about but, once you’ve seen it, you can’t forget it. Full Review  | Grade: B

Don't Worry Darling Allison Rose |  Sep 20, 2022 Pugh is a master at her craft and she can adapt to any role thrown her way. Full Review  | Grade: B

Andor: A Review of The First Few Episodes Allison Rose |  Sep 20, 2022 Andor didn't grab me right out of the gate but it has started to gain momentum and I can see it picking up steam racing for the finish line. Full Review  | Grade: B

The Lost Boys Allison Rose |  Sep 19, 2022 As horror/vampire movies go, The Lost Boys is on the tamer side but no less impactful. Full Review  | Grade: B

Real Genius Allison Rose |  Sep 13, 2022 Let’s face it, how can you go wrong with “Smart people on ice!” ? Full Review  | Grade: B

The Woman King Allison Rose |  Sep 12, 2022 Prince-Bythewood offers audiences some interesting visuals and manages to make the fight scenes bloody and savage while not overselling the violence. Full Review  | Grade: A