FRANKENSTEIN
“This Frankenstein cements del Toro’s reputation as one of the best contemporary filmmakers.” – Daniel M. Kimmel, North Shore Movies
DON’T TRIP
“To appreciate Don’t Trip requires making allowances for a low-budget movie with ragged edges.There are some moments where it might feel the movie is out of control, but if you can make it to the end, it’s worth the effort.” – Daniel M. Kimmel, North Shore Movies
NUREMBERG
“The film lands some commentary on contemporary politics with all the finesse of a haymaker, but it’s not wrong to do so.” – Killian Melloy, Cinesaurus Rex
I REALLY LOVE MY HUSBAND
“The Panama setting is a selling point, but it’s the cast, fearless and committed, along with Hawkins’ direction that makes this indie shine.” – Killian Melloy, Cinesaurus Rex
I WISH YOU ALL THE BEST
“For people of my generation, Call Me By Your Name felt like a cinematic banner. For Gen Z, I Wish You All the Best might fill a similar niche.” – Killian Melloy, Cinesaurus Rex
PREDATOR: BADLANDS
“Predator Badlands is another fun and action-packed installment from Dan Trachtenberg!” – Duane Miller, Cinemania World Podcast
“An intense performance by Colin Farrell drives Ballad Of A Small Player. Farrell lets us see both the false confidence Doyle attempts to exude and his increasing desperation as things go wrong.” 
“Anniversary is like last year’s film Civil War. It is a disturbing parable about the increasing polarization of our country and, like that earlier film, manages to do so without directly commenting on current events.” 
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“Mining is a deeply traditional occupation in West Virginia, but it’s only become more environmentally destructive even as forms of energy production such as wind and solar have become more effective alternatives.” 
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“Some of the best scenes in the movie are when Hawke/Hart shuts up and just reacts physically to what’s being said to him or about him. They’re so good that you even forget about the combover.”
“The movie could have been better with a different writer, Ansari’s schtick was not well suited for this story.” 
“If you have ever sought therapy or have ever worked in the field, this is worth your time.” 
“You come away from John Candy: I Like Me with both laughter and tears, happy that his comedic talents are preserved for new generations to discover and sad to think of what might have been.” 
“It looks good and sounds good (thanks to Trent Reznor), this was a very expensive light show.” 
“It’s a cinematic hot pocket, not filling with no essential value to it.”