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Don’t Worry Darling Review: A Mystery Missing Momentum By Eric Eisenberg published 22 September 22 The second directorial effort from Olivia Wilde.
Peacock's Meet Cute Review: Kaley Cuoco And Pete Davidson's Fun Rom-Com Will Keep Viewers Thinking By Nick Venable published 21 September 22 Kaley Cuoco delivers another fantastic performance all around, even if it doesn’t feel entirely dissimilar from her role of Cassie Bowden in HBO Max’s The Flight Attendant.
The Woman King Review: Viola Davis Is A Bonafide Action Star In The Truly Epic Blockbuster By Corey Chichizola published 15 September 22 With an outstanding cast of characters and a truly epic sale, The Woman King is glorious and powerful.
Pearl Review: Ti West’s Prequel To Porno Slasher X Sheds Blood And Tears In Beautiful Technicolor By Mike Reyes published 14 September 22 The X universe continues to blossom with a colorful, harrowing prequel.
See How They Run Review: A Cute Whodunnit That Should Have Taken A Stab At Something More By Mike Reyes published 9 September 22 Die hard genre fans will still find some chuckles, but the public at large might not be slayed by what this killer is trying to accomplish.
Clerks III Review: Kevin Smith's Latest Trip To The Quick Stop Is An Unexpectedly Touching Finale By Mike Reyes published 8 September 22 By time Clerks III ends, fans of the series are going to be stunned while wanting to enjoy the entire trilogy again for the first time.
Disney+’s Pinocchio Review: The Darkest Live-Action Disney Remake By Dirk Libbey published 8 September 22 As a piece of technical filmmaking it brings the Disney story of Pinocchio to life impressively, but it could have given the story new life, and there it comes up short.
Barbarian Review: Not As Advertised, In A Very Bonkers And Brutal Way By Sarah El-Mahmoud published 7 September 22 Zach Cregger’s Barbarian is not the run-of-the-mill genre feature it’s been advertised as – in a thankfully terrifying and very WTF way.
Amazon's Samaritan Review: Sylvester Stallone's Superhero Attempt Proves Not Worth The Wait By Eric Eisenberg published 25 August 22 I suppose Samaritan is lucky than Daniel Espinosa’s Morbius also got delayed until this year, as that will prevent it from being called the worst superhero movie of the 2022.
Three Thousand Years Of Longing Review: George Miller’s Grown-Up Fairytale Is Exciting, But Doesn’t Go Nearly Weird Enough By Mike Reyes published 25 August 22 George Miller may not have gone as weird as one might hope, but this is still a film that is very much of a grand and lush scope that’s larger than life.
