Movie Reviews5.9/10
‘Unfriended’: Six Friends, One Skype Chat, and a Ghost Nobody Wanted Back
A tale of terror confined to a single screen, wherein a dead girl's ghost returns to torment her former friends.
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Every film we have scored, from 1980s horror to what is in cinemas now.
Movie Reviews4.3/10
A Dog’s Purpose Review: Josh Gad’s Voice Carry Can’t Save This Repeated, Thin Story
A dog's purpose spans lifetimes, breeds, and families, seeking the reason behind his existence in this heartfelt tale.
Movie Reviews6.2/10
‘The Abyss’: Cameron’s Water Column Still Beats the Dialogue
A column of water moves beneath the sea, and a husband and wife find each other again in the dark. A tale of terror, told through James Cameron's The Abyss.
Movie Reviews3/10
Saw VI Restarts Its Machine With the Same Broken Parts
A chained man breathes within a crushing mask while a mad watcher frames him for crimes not his own, in a tale of terror that repeats itself.
Movie Reviews4/10
Alexander Review: Oliver Stone’s Epic Is a Bloated Mess
A conqueror's tale told without clarity: Oliver Stone's Alexander is a bloated, confused mess that fails to capture greatness.
Movie Reviews6.9/10
Hawke Carries The Weight As Prisoner Sent To Smuggle Gold For Freedom
A man loses all he loves and enters a prison where gold, danger, and a warden's proposition hold the key to his daughter's fate.
Movie Reviews8.9/10
Silent Film Star Loses His Voice While Dancer Finds Hers in ‘The Artist’
A silent tale of a fading star and a rising dancer, wherein music speaks for all words.
Movie Reviews7.9/10
‘Conclave’ Locks Its Doors and Keeps Its Secrets
A locked chamber, a dying pontiff, and five cardinals whose secrets threaten the very institution they serve.
Movie Reviews8.1/10
Blue Valentine Review: Gosling and Williams Carry a Marriage’s Slow Collapse
A tale of a marriage told in two parts, wherein a painter and his wife drift apart, though their love remains true.
Movie Reviews6.4/10
To the Bone Review: Lily Collins Anchors a Well-Intentioned Drama Overwhelmed by Tragedy
A review of Netflix's To the Bone, starring Lily Collins as a woman battling anorexia, weighing its strengths and controversy.
Movie Reviews6/10
‘Isn’t It Romantic’ Wants to Mock Romantic Comedies, but Can’t Escape Their Grasp
A woman despising romantic comedies awakes within one, her life turned into a parody of its own tropes.
Movie Reviews4.2/10
Bradley Cooper Shouts His Way Through Burnt’s Hollow Ambition
A chef's rage burns brighter than his skill in this hollow drama, where shouting replaces character.