One Night in Miami is now streaming on Amazon Prime Video. By I. Simon Actors going onto directing features often tends to fascinate me, a reason being that I like seeing whatever they might’ve learned […]
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Mank (2020) – Review
Mank is available to stream on Netflix on December 4. By I. Simon I should probably start off by mentioning that I’m not a huge fan of Citizen Kane. Yes, it’s certainly well acted and well […]
Greyhound (2020) – Review
Greyhound is available to stream beginning July 10 on Apple TV+. By I. Simon With COVID-19 upon us, many films have either 1) been delayed indefinitely by their distributors, 2) were dropped directly onto VOD […]
Waves (2019) – Review
Waves hits theaters on November 15. By I. Simon Over the past few years, writer/director Trey Edward Shults has proven himself to possibly be one of the most interesting up and coming filmmakers of our […]
Sierra Burgess Is a Loser (2018) – Review
Sierra Burgess Is a Loser hits Netflix on September 7th. By I. Simon When I hear the words “Netflix Original Film,” my expectations are low. While I tried to give this flick a chance, but […]
Extinction (2018) – Review
Extinction hits Netflix on July 28th. By I. Simon A disturbing trend is emerging in the movie industry. If a studio has no faith in their film, they’ll sell the distribution rights to Netflix. Paramount was […]
Zoe (2018) – Review
Zoe is now streaming on Amazon Prime. By I. Simon Drake Doremus is not a filmmaker who I am particularly a fan of. I’ll admit I had only seen two films from him prior, but […]
The Year of Spectacular Men – Review
The Year of Spectacular Men hits theaters and VOD on June 15th. By I. Simon Veteran actress Lea Thompson (most known for playing Lorraine McFly in the Back the Future trilogy) makes her debut behind […]
Red Sparrow (2018) – Review
Red Sparrow is available on Blu-ray and DVD on May 22nd. By I. Simon Before I briefly talk about Red Sparrow, I’d like to say that I applaud Jennifer Lawrence for taking on these daring […]
Jellyfish – Review [Tribeca 2018]
Jellyfish is playing at the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival. Find screening information HERE. By I. Simon Considering that movies like Jellyfish tend to be emotionally manipulative and “inspiring” drivel, it’s so refreshing to see a […]
