This movie conveniently cherry-picks its sermon points from wherever is most convenient—the Bible, Gnosticism and our own 21st-century ethos.
We will choose selfishly, this grim pic asserts. We will be foolish, even when we know the outcome will be …
Out of all the movies I’ve reviewed, this one is at the top of the cautionary charts.
Through the eyes of one woman who once believed she was doing good, we see the horror of abortion for …
This coarse morality tale encourages viewers to recognize the futility of lives driven totally by materialism.
Jordan Peele knows how to draw a good story, no question. But when he colors it in, it’s always dripping …
Cinematic contemplations here give viewers something to chew on. But it’s not always a pleasant mouthful.
This pic is really all about well-choreographed poundings and excruciating beatdowns.
As the broken characters in The Aftermath well know, what’s seen cannot be unseen, what’s done cannot be undone.
This film is so obviously telegraphed, so vacuous and unpleasant that it hardly merits being considered by any discerning moviegoer.
The pic’s sarcastic treatment of suicide, paired with its misogynistic deadliness, makes it even more disquieting than the original.
What do men really want? This film’s answer to that question isn’t flattering at all.
This horror film kills with abandon, mutilates with gusto and has absolutely nothing at all to say.