Movie Reviews

“Annie Hall,” “Midnight in Paris,” “Deconstructing Harry,” “Match Point,” “Hannah and Her Sisters,” “Vicky Christina Barcelona” — all high points of an illustrious career that began back in the late 1960s by a now infamous actor and director named Woody Allen. Winner of countless awards, including four Oscars over a nearly-60-year career, Woody Allen, like his counterparts Clint Eastwood, and Ridley Scott is like the Energizer bunny — still going, going and going.

Question everything is the motto of the new A24 psychological thriller Heretic. Oh please believe me, I am questioning everything and not because of this movie, it’s after last week’s election!

It is a known fact that adults smile far less than children. Not only can a simple smile plastered across your face raise the hormones that boost your immune system, but a study also found that 69% of people found women who smile more attractive than women who wear make-up.

True crime series and television programs seem to be at an all time high in popularity right now. The masses are proving to be utterly insatiable for the likes of the Mendendez brothers’ series and true crime documentary. Folks like me scoop these types of projects up quicker than a cone at Dairy Queen.

Halloween season is now thick in the crisp evening air, so no time better than the present to get in some of those creepy crawler films that get under your skin.

The reputation of a wolf is not always regarded as a positive one. A loose member of the dog family, they are carnivores known for living and hunting in packs. The brand-new streamer “Wolfs” on Apple TV+ stars Hollywood heavyweights Brad Pitt (Fury), and George Clooney (Ticket to Paradise) both known for leading in a heard of their own. After all, they are obviously both doing something right.

See no evil, hear no evil, “Speak No Evil.” I think that is how the classic saying goes in fact, if not please feel free to write in to the editor and correct me.

Quite possibly the most anticipated sequel to ever come out of Tinseltown, rumored for years, but it is finally here! The original Beetlejuice was released in March 1988. Now a measly 36 years later we are basking in the glory of a worthy sequel simply titled Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice.

Now while pretty much all of the world was settling into their seats this past weekend choosing to see Beetlejuice, I decided to take the road less traveled and see the psychological thriller, “Blink Twice.”