An exceptional biopic that refrains from becoming too enamored with its subject, choosing assess the man through a small slice of his life.
An exceptional biopic that refrains from becoming too enamored with its subject, choosing assess the man through a small slice of his life.
A zany ode to classic slashers that digs deeper into the frightening world of intimacy and self-discovery.
A solid step in the right direction that doesn’t go all the way into feeling like a “brand new day”.
A booming and grand tale that delivers on striking mythological moments while also reshaping the epic to poignantly reflect on the world we’ve abandoned.
An intensely bloody and disgusting nightmare that can satiate fans’ bloodlust, but may disappoint with its lack of goofiness or uniqueness.
A disappointing follow-up for DC that bores with its unexciting script, bland visuals and poor characterizations.
While not without its charm and humor, the narrative bareness holds this back from being the true revitalization this series may need.
A promising start for a young YouTuber turned director, filled with otherworldly tension and set design, which only slightly makes up for a thematic narrative that never fully makes it to the surface.
As funny as it is messed up, Obsession strikes a solid tonal balance between the silly and spooky thanks to phenomenal performances and grim narrative progressions.
An improvement over its predecessor when it comes to fan service and entertainment value, but weak characters and a hollow narrative keeps this from being a flawless victory.