Theatrical, Streaming, Physical Media Reviews

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Braveheart

Allison Rose | Jul 01, 2020

Braveheart is beautifully shot, well-acted, and offers an interesting, but an untruthful, story about what many believe to be a great Scotsman.

Full Review | Grade: B

Doom Patrol: Season Two

Allison Rose | Jun 25, 2020

If there was an "Island of Misfit Toys" in the world of comic books, Doom Patrol would certainly fit the bill perfectly.

Full Review | Grade: A

Irresistible

Allison Rose | Jun 22, 2020

Irresistible is a cute, little film not without flaws but the overall feeling you get while watching it helps you to forgive and forget those flaws.

Full Review | Grade: B

You Should Have Left

Alyn Darnay | Jun 18, 2020

You Should Have Left is a good Horror film, with a great cast and some really good scares. The film is splendidly crafted, delightfully entangled, and an excellent film for a rainy night.

Full Review | Grade: B

7500

Allison Rose | Jun 17, 2020

Gordon-Levitt was an excellent casting choice as he is certainly one of the best parts of 7500.

Full Review | Grade: C

Pretty in Pink

Allison Rose | Jun 16, 2020

Ringwald has an inner strength about her that makes Andie so resilient even when she is crying her eyes out.

Full Review | Grade: B

Da 5 Bloods

Allison Rose | Jun 11, 2020

Da 5 Bloods is one of Lee’s best films to date and one I’m sure that will be studied in intro to film/cinema classes at colleges all across the country.

Full Review | Grade: B

Urban Cowboy

Allison Rose | Jun 09, 2020

Winger... shines, stealing every scene she is in. She overshadows Travolta, which is usually extremely difficult to do.

Full Review | Grade: B

The King of Staten Island

Allison Rose | Jun 08, 2020

Davidson had to play Scott as so much of the story parallels his own life. He obviously drew on his experiences to bring out the emotions he faces in the film.

Full Review | Grade: B