2022 movie review

Pearl (Movie Review)

Avatar for Roger MaléspinRoger MaléspinRoger Maléspin

A good prequel ought to shed light on a story that has elements wanting to be discovered. Too often they are made for the sake of making more money, which might be a good business practice, but is not necessarily good for the prestige of ... Read More

Barbarian (Movie Review)

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Initially released in theaters in the U.S. on September 9th, as well as for a digital download and streaming on HBO Max beginning on October 25th, Barbarian is the feature film writing and directorial debut of Zach Cregger. A film that had several release date ... Read More

X (Movie Review)

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In 2022, Ti West’s X is one of the year’s more memorable Horror films. Building on his solid reputation for Horror that he earned with films such as 2009’s The House of the Devil and 2013’s The Sacrament, X is a much more exuberant affair ... Read More

V/H/S/99 (Movie Review)

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It may come as a surprise to some, but the VHS found footage film series is celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2022. The anthology-style franchise has developed a cult following over the years, and despite its reputation for mixed quality, still has plenty of Horror ... Read More

Mean Spirited (Movie Review)

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In this golden age of digital media, especially with the influx of vloggers (thanks to the boom of platforms like TikTok and YouTube), found footage style films have become more common again. Director and Writer Jeff Ryan’s approach to this particular style has brought a ... Read More

My Policeman (Movie Review)

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Nothing is more valuable than time. There is tragedy in time wasted, particularly when that wasted time could have been spent with people you love. Director Michael Grandage (Red 2010, Genius 2016) explores time, love, and regret in My Policeman, an adaptation of Bethan Robert’s novel of ... Read More