The Mule – review
The Mule is the latest in Clint Eastwood’s expansive repertoire of directorial forays, and the first he has starred in since 2008’s Gran Torino. The film is an adaptation of an article from The New York Times (yes, that’s right,...
Author: Gage Pendergast
Green Book – review
A radical detour for director Peter Farrelly, Green Book is a surprisingly dramatic, touching and unconventionally humorous take on the road-trip movie.
Night School on DVD and Blu-ray January 16
Teddy (Kevin Hart) isn’t exactly the most wholesome guy. He’s a chronic liar, he claims that a person’s bank account is a direct indicator of their worth as a human being, and is vocal in his disapproval of high school and the...
Alpha on DVD and Blu-ray January 16
Keda (Kodi Smit-McPhee), a young hunter in prehistoric Europe, finds himself lost and alone after being separated from his tribe following a tragic incident whilst hunting for food. Dazed and confused and nursing a broken leg,...
Glass – review
Has the M. Night Shyamalan of old returned, or is Glass as pane-ful as some of his prior work?