Aug 12, 2022 Cultural Diet Day Shift by J.J. Perry (2022) Day Shift is pretty much what you’d expect from a gory movie about vampire hunters that culminates …
Aug 8, 2022 Cultural Diet Predator by John McTiernan (1987) A true action/sci-fi classic starring Arnold Schwarzenegger in his ’80s prime. It works on nearly e…
Aug 6, 2022 Cultural Diet Spenser Confidential by Peter Berg (2020) I think this movie wanted to be both a hard-boiled thriller and a buddy action comedy, but it ended…
Jul 31, 2022 Cultural Diet The Thomas Crown Affair by John McTiernan (1999) This movie clearly wants to be suave and sophisticated, and maybe it was back in 1999. But now, it’…
Jul 30, 2022 Cultural Diet Everything Everywhere All at Once by Daniels (2022) My second viewing. Predictably, it didn’t blow me away like it did during my first viewing, and som…
Jul 25, 2022 Trailer Alert: Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Brings the Hype and Emotion One of the more emotional trailers that I’ve seen in a long time, full of sorrow, rage, and pain.
Jul 22, 2022 Cultural Diet The Gray Man by Anthony Russo and Joe Russo (2022) I’m not sure why this cost $200 million. Was it all of the crazy drone shots? Chris Evans’ mustache…
Jul 22, 2022 Trailer Alert: Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves Seeks to Bring the Classic RPG to Life Owlbears, mimics, and displacer beasts, oh my!
Jul 17, 2022 Cultural Diet The Sea Beast by Chris Williams (2022) I liked the film’s concept and the first half is filled with delights not too dissimilar from the P…
Jul 15, 2022 Cultural Diet Thief by Michael Mann (1981) It seemed only fitting to watch this in light of James Caan’s recent death. Stylish and technically…
Jul 11, 2022 Cultural Diet Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness by Sam Raimi (2022) So maybe Sam Raimi and the MCU weren’t such a great match, after all. Some cool visuals, but the ob…
Jul 7, 2022 Review Roundup: Taika Waititi’s Thor: Love and Thunder Critics react to the latest MCU adventure starring Chris Hemsworth as the god of thunder.
Jun 21, 2022 Cultural Diet Grey: Digital Target by Satoshi Dezaki (1986) I’m pretty sure that if I’d seen this back in high school, when I was discovering anime, it would’v…
Jun 21, 2022 Cultural Diet Jurassic World Dominion by Colin Trevorrow (2022) What a tedious film. I don’t think I felt a single moment of fun, excitement, or wonder in its 146 …
Jun 14, 2022 Cultural Diet The Karate Kid by John G. Avildsen (1984) Still holds up after all these years. A classic. Naturally, our kids became obsessed with the crane…
Jun 11, 2022 Cultural Diet RRR by S. S. Rajamouli (2022) This clip of audience members on their feet cheering amidst confetti and streamers is a good indica…
Jun 10, 2022 The Phantom of the Air by Ray Taylor (Review) This classic serial from Hollywood’s pre-Code era features aerial stunts and sequences that are still thrilling to watch after almost a century.
Jun 10, 2022 Review Roundup: Colin Trevorrow’s Jurassic World Dominion Critics react to the final(?) film in the Jurassic Park franchise.
Jun 8, 2022 Cultural Diet Interceptor by Matthew Reilly (2022) A throwback to the sort of low-budget action fare that seemed to dominate cable TV in the ’90s. As …
Jun 7, 2022 Cultural Diet Top Gun: Maverick by Joseph Kosinski (2022) Pretty much everything I could’ve wanted from a Top Gun sequel. A bit too nostalgic at times, maybe…