Rating: 3 out of 5 seahorses Director James Wan’s “Aquaman” is a ridiculous film that likely killed many of my brain cells, but I enjoyed its sensory overload nevertheless. This DC Comics film centers around […]
The emotionally charged “Creed Ⅱ” thrills but doesn’t quite land the knockout punch of the 2015 original.
Despite its flaws, “Creed Ⅱ” still proves an intense, heartfelt boxing drama that successfully expands upon, and would also prove a fitting end to, the “Rocky” franchise. […]
Without giving too much away, “The Passage” centers around a clumsy, disoriented, burrito-loving man named Phil, played by Philip Burgers, who doesn’t utter a word the entire film. On the run from two plump pursuers, Phil stumbles across a variety of multicultural situations — from a Spanish church service to a Haitian family household — and forges connections despite his, and viewers’, utter confusion. No explanations, subtitles or compromises. All immersive, humane, surreal entertainment that viewers will either enjoy or completely detest. […]
“The Hate U Give,” based on The New York Times bestseller by Angie Thomas, is a raw, profoundly emotional and, for better or worse, highly accessible film that shouldn’t be missed. […]
The new “Halloween” movie, brilliantly titled “Halloween,” is a wry, brutal thrill ride that ranks among the year’s most purely entertaining films.
The Netflix original “Hold the Dark” is a deeply atmospheric film that won’t hold casual viewers’ attention for more than 15 minutes. […]
Director Shane Black’s “The Predator” is a wildly inconsistent film that entertains despite bland characters, hit-or-miss humor and generic plotting. While losing the balls-to-the-wall spark that made the 1987 original compelling, the film’s bloody carnage and self-awareness make it perfectly watchable, if not particularly noteworthy. […]
The 1987 version of “Predator,” starring an unrealistically buff Arnold Schwarzenegger, is a macho, explosive and brainless film that still holds up surprisingly well in 2018. The film stars Schwarzenegger as Dutch, an elite soldier […]
“The Happytime Murders” is crass, foul, profane and objectively terrible. Yet, it is oddly entertaining. Director Brian Henson, who previously produced family-friendly puppet fare, has a pretty twisted mind. The film revolves around a puppet […]
Warning: spoilers ahead. Few movies in recent memory have elicited a sense of pure B-movie glee like director Leigh Whannell’s “Upgrade.” The film centers around Grey Trace, played by Logan Marshall-Green, who works as a […]
“’Won’t You Be My Neighbor?’ is a perfect film, in my humble opinion,” writes Gordon McPherson, The Index movie reviewer. “I have not one single problem with it, besides that it ends.” […]
“Given this ridiculous plot, viewers shouldn’t expect ‘Rampage’ to take itself too seriously,” writes Gordon McPherson, The Index movie reviewer. […]
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