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  Review: Doctor Sleep Won’t Let You Sleep

  By Jeremy Ross on November 18, 2019

  Doctor Sleep is a decent, satisfying Stephen King horror movie, and also a sequel to both King’s novel The Shining and the 1980 Stanley Kubrick...

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  Review: Terminator: Dark Fate is a Welcome Return to the Franchise

  By Jeremy Ross on November 3, 2019

  Terminator 2: Judgment Day regularly makes the lists of sequels that surpass the original film, usually alongside The Godfather, Part II and Aliens. The three...

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  Review: Martin Scorsese Hits Another Home Run with The Irishman

  By Jeremy Ross on November 3, 2019

  The Irishman may not be the final gangster film that Martin Scorsese ever directs, but it feels like it very well could be. It is...

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  Review: Countdown is a Modern Horror Thriller

  By Jeremy Ross on October 24, 2019

  Countdown starts with a very reasonable assumption, that people never read the End User License Agreements that pop up every time a person downloads an...

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  Interview: Elizabeth Lail and Tom Segura talk Countdown

  By Jeremy Ross on October 24, 2019

  In the horror-thriller Countdown, Elizabeth Lail, who starred in the first season of the surprise Netflix sensation You, stars as Quinn, a young woman who...

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  Review: Frankie Sets a Definitive Statement on Mortality

  By Jeremy Ross on October 24, 2019

  It would be inaccurate to call Frankie a plotless movie, since it clearly and demonstrably traces a significant day in the life of its title...

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  Review: JoJo Rabbit is a Gleefully Demented Satire

  By Jeremy Ross on October 21, 2019

  Some people can get away with almost anything. Mel Brooks was — and probably still is — one of those people whose ability to get...

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  Review: Maleficent: Mistress of Evil is an Enchanting Sequel

  By Jeremy Ross on October 19, 2019

  Maleficent: Mistress of Evil is an unnecessary movie, and that makes it one of the more interesting films that Disney has released in recent times....

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  Review: The Addams Family, Setting a New Standard in Family Values

  By Jeremy Ross on October 14, 2019

  For the grandparents of the kids who will see the animated version of The Addams Family, the definitive version of the creepy, kooky family is...

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  Review: Gemini Man is a Heart Pumping Thriller

  By Jeremy Ross on October 19, 2019

  Seven years ago, Ang Lee fulfilled the promise of 3-D technology in film with Life of Pi, which still remains the finest use of the...

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  Review: Joker is a Beautifully Dark Twisted Film

  By Jeremy Ross on October 4, 2019

  It is so easy to lament the effects of films on society that it is actually a surprise when a movie like Joker comes along...

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  Review: Pain and Glory is One of the Best Films of 2019

  By Jeremy Ross on October 7, 2019

  François Truffaut once said, “Today, I demand that a film express either the joy or agony of making cinema. I am not at all interested...

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  El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie to Release this October on Netflix

  By Jeremy Ross on October 7, 2019

  Breaking Bad ended six years ago, and its conclusion was widely heralded as one of the best television has ever offered, exceeded perhaps only by Six Feet...

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  Review: Downtown Abbey Never Loses the Appeal that Made it Great

  By Jeremy Ross on September 26, 2019

  The appeal of Downton Abbey has always been nostalgia, since the British series now given a big-screen treatment has always ached for a past that...

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  Review: Hustlers Works the Big Screen

  By Jeremy Ross on October 4, 2019

  To understand what makes Hustlers work, it helps to understand the difference between Jennifer Lopez and J. Lo. The former is an actress not without...

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  Review: Pennywise Returns inIT Chapter 2

  By Jeremy Ross on September 13, 2019

  A supernatural homicidal clown isn’t even necessary to make It: Chapter 2 into a terrifying film, because for anyone who left a small town to...

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  Review: Ready or Not is a Well-Crafted Horror Comedy

  By Jeremy Ross on August 27, 2019

  Ready or Not never holds out the promise of being a great movie, but in a similar way to something like Ma, it aims to...

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  Review: Where’d You Go, Bernadette Solidifies Why Cate Blanchett is a Star

  By Jeremy Ross on August 27, 2019

  Cate Blanchett can play almost any role, to an almost absurd degree. She famously had a two year period in which she played Bob Dylan,...

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  Review: Good Boys is the Transgressive Comedy of this Generation

  By Jeremy Ross on August 27, 2019

  Some titles just announce how ironic they are meant to be. Happiness is possibly the most miserable movie ever made, and give a film the...

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  Review: Three Wives Are Out For Revenge in The Kitchen

  By Jeremy Ross on August 9, 2019

  Widows premiered at the Toronto film festival in early September of last year, around the time that The Kitchen was about to finish principal photography....

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  Review: By Going Old Fashioned, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark Feels Like Something New

  By Jeremy Ross on August 9, 2019

  Most horror movies, the hard-core art house ones like Midsommar aside, are really meant for kids. Perhaps not young children, but it’s not exactly adults...

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  Interview: Julianne Moore and Bart Freundlich Discuss Working Together in After the Wedding

  By Jeremy Ross on August 9, 2019

  Julianne Moore and Bart Freundlich, who met on the set of his film The Myth of Fingerprints in the late nineties and married in 2003,...

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  Review: Julianne Moore and Michelle Williams Play Their Strengths in After the Wedding

  By Jeremy Ross on August 9, 2019

  Julianne Moore and Michelle Williams are probably the two best criers in Hollywood, and they get to do a lot of that emoting in After...

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  Review: Olivia Colman is Solid in Them That Follow

  By Jeremy Ross on August 12, 2019

  Olivia Colman, fresh off her surprise Oscar victory over Glenn Close, has made a career out of playing sensible detectives on British television and when...

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  Review: A Comical, Action-Packed Bromance in Hobbs & Shaw

  By Jeremy Ross on August 7, 2019

  Hobbs & Shaw is a big, dumb, loud action movie, and given that it’s a spinoff of the Fast and the Furious franchise, that is...

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  Review: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood Reinvigorates Classic Hollywood

  By Jeremy Ross on August 5, 2019

  Some great filmmakers – the Coen brothers or Billy Wilder, for example – make perfectly crafted movies where every piece fits squarely with one another....

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  Review: The Mountain Shifts From Morose to Madness

  By Jeremy Ross on August 2, 2019

  The demands of an audience are often difficult for an actor, particularly one who is difficult to classify. Jeff Goldblum is one of those actors,...

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