Deadpool 2 may not stray too far from the winning formula of the first film but it’s still a wonderfully entertaining sequel that gives audiences more humor, more action, and, most of all, more Deadpool.
In Theaters Review: Deadpool 2
Category: Reviews
Indie Film Review: Rose
Kemal Yildirim’s 2012 film, Rose, is a gritty tale with some excellent visuals but hampered slightly by too much story.
Indie Film Review – Gehenna: Where Death Lives
Despite some far too brief appearances from Doug Jones and Lance Henriksen, Gehenna: Where Death Lives is an intriguing and effective independent horror film with some legitimate thrills and twist filled plot.
In Theaters Review: Tully
Jason Reitman’s new film, Tully, fits right in with the director’s other solid work while also feeling like a spiritual successor to his critically acclaimed 2007 film, Juno.
In Theaters Review – Avengers: Infinity War
While not a perfect film overall, Avengers: Infinity War gives fans a dominant villain and desperate heroes to sympathize with in Marvel’s darkest, and most exciting, offering yet.
Indie Film Review: Who’s Jenna…?
Thomas Baldinger’s feature length debut, Who’s Jenna…?, has a messy plot and plays a little too safe but is still an entertaining watch nonetheless.
In Theaters Review: Super Troopers 2
Super Troopers 2 is not a good movie whatsoever but it’s undeniably entertaining and a love letter to its predecessor.
Short Film Review: Terry Kendall and Orange Green
Meg Skaff’s 2011 short film, Terry Kendall and Orange Green, is a simple, yet strange, story with good performances and an amusing tone.
In Theaters Review: Isle of Dogs
Isle of Dogs is chocked full of typical Wes Anderson flair and is on par with some of the filmmaker’s best work to date.
In Theaters Review: A Quiet Place
John Krasinski’s feature length directorial debut, A Quiet Place, is a tense and original horror film that’s reminiscent of other standout films from the genre but also entirely its own.
