OnScreen Review: "Triangle of Sadness"
“If you like your satire dark and slightly twisted and you like cringe comedy, Östlund’s Triangle of Sadness is for you. But also maybe have a barf bag on hand just in case.”
OnScreen Review: "Decision To Leave"
“Decision To Leave is a beautifully layered film that keeps you on your toes and invests you in the burgeoning relationship between two people who seem fated never to be together.”
OnScreen Review: "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever"
“Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is an emotional attempt to say goodbye to a beloved figure and find a path forward for the franchise.”
OnScreen Review: "Black Adam"
“There is a lot of formulaic superhero stuff going on throughout this movie; some of it works, a lot of it does not.”
OnScreen Review: "Women Talking"
“Women Talking is a challenging film that deals frankly with a difficult subject. It does so with grace, righteous anger, and compassion.”
OnScreen Review: "Blonde"
Despite a strong performance from Ana de Armas, Blonde feels like a continuation of the exploitation that dogged Marilyn Monroe’s career.
OnScreen Review: "Don't Worry Darling"
“Is Don’t Worry Darling good enough to rise above the maelstrom or is it destined to be forever subsumed by the narrative surrounding it and become another troubled Hollywood production cautionary tale?”
OnScreen Review: "Tár"
“In a career full of potential career-best performances, this might actually be Cate Blanchett’s career-best.”
OnScreen Review: "Barbarian"
“Barbarian is a horror film that has a lot of levels and layers and twisted reveals, so it is the kind of movie you can’t get into too much depth about for fear of giving away too much.”
OnScreen Review: “13: The Musical” on Netflix
“At its best, "13" is joyful and fresh. At its worst, it's generic and oddly limp - some killer Jason Robert Brown tunes inserted into a nicely filmed but forgettable Disney Channel Original Movie.”
OnScreen Review: "Prey"
“Prey has a lot going for it. It is easily the best entry in the Predator franchise since the original,”
OnScreen Review: "Bullet Train"
“Bullet Train follows a familiar action formula that is usually a lot of fun, where several quirky people or groups are vying for control of one MacGuffin, in this case a briefcase aboard a high-speed Japanese bullet train.”
OnScreen Review: "Marcel the Shell with Shoes On"
“This gem of a film is one of the most wholesome and poignant films of the year and a genuine delight.”
OnScreen Review: "The Gray Man"
“The Gray Man has some enjoyable pieces, but there is not enough in it to elevate it above anything other than a middling action movie.”