I saw Chris Nolan's new film "The Odyssey" and was not at all bothered by the hype!
Physical Humor, Stage Plays, and “The Invite” to get Raunchy
"The Invite" is a fun, tightly-scripted comedy about marriage and sex and I loved it.
The Forgettability of “Disclosure Day”
The newest Steven Spielberg sci-fi film, Disclosure Day, holds a lot of potential and displays his usual filmmaking prowess, but the story and ultimate message fall flat.
My Day with “In A Violent Nature”
Slow and steady, "In a Violent Nature" is a decent film with a few great kills, but only if you have the patience for it.
Comparing, Contrasting, and Obsessing with “Obsession”
'Obsession' was so good that I didn't even say anything horny or problematic about a movie that covers domestic abuse!
The Superman Problem
I complain about Superman and why a movie about him is super unlikely to work.
How Red Letter Media Ruined My Review for “Masters of the Universe”
The spinoff film "Masters of the Universe" was a fun, funny, well thought out film, but RLM already said all that and now I have nothing to say. 1231 words.
The 1st and 3rd Acts of “Backrooms” Were Incredible
I struggled to find the words to describe how much I enjoyed "Backrooms"
Why “Shelby Oaks” Runs Out Steam
YouTuber Chris Stuckmann's debut film "Shelby Oaks" is a promising film with a promising start, but has an unpromising ending.
Why You Shouldn’t Laugh if Your Wife Calls Herself a ‘Nightbitch’
Why I really liked the film "Nightbitch" starring Amy Adams, featuring really great memes I made
