The summer box office is always crowded with big studio tentpoles, blockbusters designed to rake in hundreds of millions of dollars, so it’s rare to see a…… Read more “Jason Coffman reviews “Wish Upon” for Daily Grindhouse”
Mike Vanderbilt reviews “War for the Planet of the Apes” on Daily Grindhouse
When the era of the superhero film is judged fifteen years from now, Marvel and DC’s output will be looked upon as pretty good—if bland—summer blockbusters. The STAR…… Read more “Mike Vanderbilt reviews “War for the Planet of the Apes” on Daily Grindhouse”
Christ and Pop Culture’s “Seeing and Believing” podcast names their best of 2017 so far
Seeing and Believing 112: 2017 So Far and The Top 5 Films of 2007 2017 is shaping up so far to be a great year for cinema!…… Read more “Christ and Pop Culture’s “Seeing and Believing” podcast names their best of 2017 so far”
Six new Kevin McLenithan reviews on recent “Seeing and Believing” podcasts for Christ and Pop Culture
Seeing and Believing 115: Spider-Man: Homecoming and Personal Shopper Seeing & Believing pairs the latest big blockbuster movie with an arthouse release in this week’s episode. First, the guys review…… Read more “Six new Kevin McLenithan reviews on recent “Seeing and Believing” podcasts for Christ and Pop Culture”
Jim Alexander reviews “47 Meters Down” for The Young Folks
Few movies can make you cringe and clench your teeth, but 47 Meters Down is one of those movies, completely packed to the brim with tension. Mandy Moore…… Read more “Jim Alexander reviews “47 Meters Down” for The Young Folks”
Brian Thompson reviews “Pop Aye” for The Young Folks
“You don’t look like the type who’d be traveling with an elephant,” says a sympathetic stranger in the opening scene of Pop Aye (not to be confused with Robert…… Read more “Brian Thompson reviews “Pop Aye” for The Young Folks”
Jon Espino reviews “Okja” for The Young Folks
Even as adults, I still believe we need fairy tales. There’s that transitionary period in life where we essentially go from a Disney-esque outlook on life to…… Read more “Jon Espino reviews “Okja” for The Young Folks”
