Movie / Film Reviews

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Caught Stealing Review: Blood, Bad Luck, and Bud the Cat

Allison Rose | Aug 27, 2025

Aronofsky delivers a gritty, blood-soaked tale where Austin Butler shines as Hank, caught in chaos after one favor changes everything.

Full Review | Grade: B

Nobody 2: Blood, Laughs, and Late-Night Mayhem

Allison Rose | Aug 13, 2025

Bob Odenkirk's Hutch takes his family vacation into chaos as Lendina looms—violence, dark humor, and 87North stuntwork power this sequel.

Full Review | Grade: C

Freakier Friday: A Nostalgic Body‑Swap Romp for New Generations

Allison Rose | Aug 07, 2025

Freakier Friday is a fun time that reminds us of the original while creating something relatable and fresh for a new generation.

Full Review | Grade: B

The Naked Gun (2025) – A Hilariously Absurd Comedy Comeback

Allison Rose | Jul 30, 2025

A laugh-out-loud revival of absurd humor, The Naked Gun (2025) delivers puns, chaos, and nostalgia in a hilariously stupid yet fun ride.

Full Review | Grade: B

I Know What You Did Last Summer

Allison Rose | Jul 16, 2025

A gorier, modern update tailored for the social media generation, but it never captures the tension of the 1997 original.

Full Review | Grade: C

Superman (2025): Corenswet Soars, Gunn's Script Stumbles

Allison Rose | Jul 08, 2025

Hokey, cheesy, goofy, and cartoonish, this version of Superman feels more like a parody than a powerful reboot.

Full Review | Grade: C

Jurassic World Rebirth Movie / Film Review

Jurassic World Rebirth Review: Dinosaurs, Danger & July 4t...

Allison Rose | Jul 01, 2025

Jurassic World Rebirth delivers edge-of-your-seat thrills, stunning visuals, and enough nostalgia to make any fan feel like it's 1993 all over again.

Full Review | Grade: B

M3GAN 2.0: Creep, Laugh, Repeat

Allison Rose | Jun 25, 2025

M3GAN 2.0 dazzles with razor-sharp dialogue, laugh-out-loud humor, and nostalgic Easter eggs, yet its finale stretches believability beyond the breaking point.

Full Review | Grade: B