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Latest Reviews
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Happy Death Day should have been good. Groundhog Day redone as a teen slasher horror? Are you kidding me? Count me in! The opportunity to watch a miserable prig of a person on the receiving end of the perfect comeuppance... over and over. A circular...
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Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner feels sacred to me. Before I could read, Scott’s film taught me how to love storytelling. So it’s no surprise that Denis Villeneuve’s follow-up Blade Runner 2049 fails to impress. The latter has to be considered among the slowest, weirdest,...
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Oscar-winners Jane Fonda and Robert Redford, who co-starred in Comes a Horseman back in days of yore, pair up beautifully again in Our Souls at Night, a romantic film that makes my heart sing. In this lovely movie directed by Ritesh Batra (The Lunchbox),...
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The film version of Stephen King’s Gerald’s Game is disturbing, scary and well done. Co-starring Carla Gugino and Bruce Greenwood, it tells the story of what happens when a longtime married couple try to spice things up in a secluded cabin where no one can hear any noises they...
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Latest Features
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Opening logo music for The Matrix trilogy has kept pretty consistent on the sound design buzz. Meanwhile, such orchestrations enliven The Matrix Reloaded. Already, there’s a sense of jeopardy as though we have entered in medias res, and the...
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From October 16 through October 22, Movie Addict HQ features the Great Monsters Vs. Aliens Debate show as our “On Demand/Best Of” encore episode. Special guests are noted film critics Nell Minow and A.J. Hakari, who square off about which film creatures are the...
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Grab-Bag Review
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Harry, Hermione and Ron return to Hogwarts in the action-packed final film of this remarkable fantasy franchise. Harry Potter & the Deathly Hallows, Part 2 shows these three close friends working together, as always,...
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