See You At The Movies

Big Steve pulling out the “wonder” card yet again…and it still works! Disclosure Day is Spielberg having fun again, and it’s hard not to get swept up in it. After a decade or so of directing heavier, more serious films, this feels like a return to the playful side of his filmmaking that was all over his early 2000s work. That being said, the film is still fundamentally “Spielbergian”. All of the things that make him Spielberg are all here including commentary on a traumatic c

Seven years after Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, Star Wars finally returns to the big screen with The Mandalorian & Grogu. In the time since, the franchise has largely lived on Disney+ through an ever-expanding slate of television series — some successful, some decidedly less so — spearheaded in large part by Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni. And while The Mandalorian once felt like a refreshing shot in the arm for the franchise, this cinematic continuation unfortunately expose

There’s a chaotic energy running through Send Help that immediately reminds you why Sam Raimi remains one of the most distinct voices in horror cinema. After years of larger studio productions and blockbuster filmmaking (Drag Me to Hell notwithstanding), Send Help feels like Raimi reconnecting with the manic, off-kilter instincts that made films like The Evil Dead and Evil Dead II cult classics. It’s funny, grotesque, tense and knowingly ridiculous in equal measureand, most i