“On my own personal rating scale, I would categorize this as, ‘too well made to be bad, but too pretentious to be good.’”
How to Make a Killing (Movie Review)
“There is perhaps no one in Hollywood who can pull off charisma as convincingly or consistently as Powell…”
GOAT (Movie Review)
“GOAT is a visual spectacle on par with Sony Animation’s previous two smash hits… From a story perspective, it is less a slam dunk and more of an air ball.”
Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die (Movie Review)
“Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die is hilarious, sad, scary, inspiring, and most of all fun. A kind of fun that, quite frankly, has been missing in theaters for a long time.”
Crime 101 (Movie Review)
“Hemsworth continues to prove why he works so well as a leading man and how much he’s grown as an actor.”
The ‘Burbs Season 1 (Streaming Show Review)
“Palmer shines, delivering sharp comedic timing and genuine charm, while Proksch, Pell, and Duffy make for a fun, reliable ensemble.”
Solo Mio (Movie Review)
“Despite Solo Mio dragging a bit in the dramatic part of the story, it has enough to warrant a viewing.”
Relationship Goals (Streaming Movie Review)
“Overall, Relationship Goals has potential but feels unfocused. If you are a big fan of Rowland and Smith then you might have a good time.”
The Muppet Show (Streaming Review)
“It’s time to visit Siftpop! It’s time to click the link! It’s time to read my review of The Muppet Show on Disney+! …They can’t all be winners.”
Shelter (Movie Review)
“What starts as a solid, tense thriller with clearly defined characters and goals becomes a muddled action movie that has to tie up loose ends as it creates them on the spot just in order to have somewhere to go.”
Send Help (Movie Review)
“Raimi never fails to remind you who’s behind the camera here, and if you’re a fan of his sensibilities, especially, he springs them on you at just the right moments.”
Dead Man’s Wire (Movie Review)
“The themes of the movie feel timeless. It’s quite literally a tale of David versus Goliath as Tony tries to take on the bank, while simultaneously you have a more intimate story of man versus man.”