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  • The Hardy Boys Season 3 Review- If You’re a Fan of the First Two Seasons of the Show the Third Season is a Must See!

    The Hardy Boys have been around for nearly 100 years.  The creation of Edward Stratemeyer, Frank, and Joe Hardy first appeared in 1927 with the publication of the first three books in their series.  For nearly a century, these brothers… Continue reading

  • Flamin Hot Review- Another Terrific Very Authentic Period Biopic

    In the last couple of months or so a handful of films have come out that depict the behind-the-scenes or the origin of an item or a scenario. Films like Tetris, Air, and Blackberry. The latest in that regard is… Continue reading

  • Stars at Noon Review

    Stars at Noon is the second film of 2022 for fence filmmaker Claire Denis. The other one, Both Sides of the Blade starring Juliette Binoche and Vincent Lindon (Titane) was almost unwatchable. Her film High Life from 2018 starring Robert… Continue reading

  • Rosaline Review

    Romeo and Juliet is a story going back hundreds of years. There have been multiple adaptations of this William Shakespeare story into films over the years. Most notably the 1996 version directed by Baz Luhman starring Leonardo Decaprio and Claire … Continue reading

  • Hellraiser (2022) Review

    Hellraiser is considered one of the top five horror franchises by most people who follow horror. It has a long-standing reputation among fans as a very solid horror franchise. Like all the other horror franchises,   Hellraiser has been due for a… Continue reading

  • Prey Review

    Disney acquired 20th Century Fox, now 20th Century Studios, a few years ago. All the hubbub was about them getting the Marvel characters back into the fold. Well, I think people have forgotten that Fox had a massive catalog of… Continue reading

  • The Old Man Review

    The COVID-19 pandemic has been a big problem for the entertainment world. One of the shows affected was the FX miniseries The Old Man, starring Jeff Bridges, coinciding with his own illness during that period. The Old Man finally came out on FX… Continue reading

  • Good Luck To You, Leo Grande Review

    Good Luck to You, Leo Grande is an audacious film that deals with subject matter that isn’t talked about enough in Hollywood — the human body and how we as a society deal with our own bodies and how others perceive… Continue reading

  • Fire Island Review

    Fire Island is located on Long Island, New York. It’s a location where gay men and women and LGBT go on vacation in the summertime, where they can find love and companionship amongst like-minded people. For the movie Fire Island, Searchlight… Continue reading

  • Pam & Tommy Review

    In the ’90s, everybody seemed to have their fifteen minutes of fame. It wasn’t until the last five or so years, though, that these stories got turned into films and miniseries. We’ve gotten O.J.: Made in America, I, Tonya, and Richard Jewell recently. Now… Continue reading