CLAY TRIBUNE / THE ARCHIVE

Category: Movie Reviews

Every film we have scored, from 1980s horror to what is in cinemas now.

A soldier stands among many others on a sunlit beach awaiting evacuation during wartime.

Movie Reviews9.4/10

‘Dunkirk’ Review: Nolan’s Non-Linear Epic Survives Its Own Ambition

Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk blends three timelines into a tense, immersive tale of survival at Dunkirk in 1940.

By mitch·6 min readSeptember 10, 2026

A young girl in a red coat walks alone through a smoky, desolate street in a black-and-white film scene.

Movie Reviews9.5/10

‘Schindler’s List’: 33 Years On, Spielberg’s Holocaust Masterpiece Still Earns Its Reputation

A 1993 film that feels like a living document, tracing one man's shift from profiteer to savior in a brutal moral masterpiece.

By mitch·4 min readSeptember 10, 2026

A young man in a jacket stands in a grassy stone courtyard, gazing at massive walls opening into a dark maze.

Movie Reviews5.7/10

Maze Runner Review: Walls Close, Answers Never Arrive

The Maze Runner review: a tense YA maze thriller with strong visuals but shallow characters and a rushed ending. Worth a watch for fans, not skeptics.

By mitch·3 min readSeptember 10, 2026

A young woman in a dark corridor faces a menacing figure behind the glass of a prison cell.

Movie Reviews8.3/10

How Silence of the Lambs Remains Unmatched as Horror’s Masterpiece

Jonathan Demme's 1991 thriller The Silence of the Lambs still grips with Lecter's menace and Starling's strength. A timeless masterpiece, 8/10.

By mitch·8 min readSeptember 10, 2026

Four disheveled men in suits stand in a trashed hotel room, with a tiger in the bathroom and a baby in the closet.

Movie Reviews7.3/10

The Hangover Review: Todd Phillips’ Brutal Comedy Machine Holds Up After 17 Years

A review of The Hangover, the 2009 comedy about a Las Vegas bachelor party gone wrong, and why its precise comic structure still lands today.

By mitch·7 min readSeptember 10, 2026

A man stands in a dark, narrow corridor, his face half hidden in shadow, evoking tension and mystery.

Movie Reviews7.3/10

Nine Years On, James McAvoy Still Anchors Split as Shyamalan’s Most Subtle Thriller

James McAvoy delivers a career-best performance in M. Night Shyamalan's Split, a slow-burn thriller that turns multiple personalities into pure dread.

By mitch·4 min readSeptember 10, 2026