“The Iron Claw” is Profoundly Moving (Movie Review)
Almost two decades ago, Zac Efron catapulted to fame with his role as Troy Bolton in the Disney Channel Original movie, "High School Musical."
“Maestro” is Masterful (Movie Review)
Bradley Cooper is a bona fide auteur, and when it comes to "Maestro," the proof is in the pudding.
“Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom”: The Death of the Superhero Genre (Movie Review)
The superhero genre is a snake eating its own tail.
“Wonka” is an Imaginative Delight (Movie Review)
"Wonka" is distinctly Paul King's own, making it a delightful and wonderful addition to his body of work.
Top 5 Holiday Season Films: The Best Holiday Season Films, According To RGM
These films truly feel like the holiday season, for better or worse.
“Godzilla Minus One” is Both Monstrous and Muddled (Movie Review)
Seven decades removed and some nearly forty sequels later, it’s perhaps all too easy to forget just how absolutely incendiary Ishir? Honda’s original 1954 Godzilla truly is.
“Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes” Takes the Series to New Heights (Movie Review)
The Hunger Games are back and better than ever with a prequel that gets to the thematic roots of the entire franchise with startling precision and delightfully cinematic fashion.
“The Killer” is Stone Cold Brilliant (Movie Review)
IMG via Netflix This narrative unfolds around two Finchers, both in the metaphorical and literal sense. Jack Fincher, the father of David Fincher, played a direct role in shaping two…
“Poor Things” is a Cinematic Tour de Force (Movie Review)
Atsushi Nishijima/Searchlight Pictures Is the person that we become dictated by nature or nurture? Is it possible to preserve one’s hope and sincerity in a world that is relentlessly filled…
“The Marvels” Falls Short of Marvelous (Movie Review)
IMG Via Disney/Marvel "The Marvels" comes at a critical moment for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. After over a decade of unprecedented good luck, smart choices, and wild success, the Marvel…
“Five Nights at Freddy’s” is Horrifically Bad (Movie Review)
Blumhouse’s Five Nights at Freddy’s film manages to fall short on just about every level
“Killers of the Flower Moon” is Astonishing (Movie Review)
artin Scorsese's latest is a subversive and articulate masterpiece whose thematic culminations will linger with you long after the runtime ends.
