The Bayou of Love
Why are we drawn to bad movies? What is their allure? These are the questions I asked myself on a recent summer night, when the auburn sky was turning black and the time for...
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Tarantino’s Latest is a Joy Ride Through ‘Hollywood’
Have you ever just gone out for a drive? Maybe it is to clear your head or maybe you might hit up some old stops for nostalgia’s sake, but you are not really going...
‘Midsommar’ is an Experience That Doesn’t Go Away When You Leave the Theater
Midsommar is the kind of film that leaves a bad taste that never goes away. Visually, it is not the most brutal horror film I’ve ever seen, but it is raw, psychological, and systematic...
Review: ‘Avengers: Endgame’ Brings It Home with an Emotional Finale
A strong, emotional reaction to a film is a powerful thing and if anything, that’s the goal. We are meant to feel a deep connection to a film and its characters, smiling when they...
Review: ‘Shazam!’ is Lighthearted Fun
Billy Batson (Asher Angel) is a runaway foster kid, roaming the streets of Philadelphia. His independent agenda and mischievous antics are a constant irritation to authorities, as he bounces foster families and police in...
Review: ‘Pet Sematary’ is a Creepy, But Lifeless Cadaver
Having accepted a new position at a university hospital, Dr. Louis Creed (Jason Clarke) has moved his wife, Rachel (Amy Seimetz), their two children, Ellie (Jeté Laurence) and Gage (Hugo and Lucas Lavoie), and...
