“Columbus” is the sort of quiet, ruminative indie dramas that will satisfy fans of introspective character studies, but will bore casual viewers to tears. John
Booksmart (2019)
A terrific, genuinely funny comedy about a longtime friendship facing the precipice of adulthood, Olivia Wilde’s directorial debut plays like an updated John Hughes teen
Life in Pieces (Season 1) (2015)
Like “Modern Family” without the extra fat, “Life in Pieces” is the type of show that grabs you from the first few moments and doesn’t
Good Boys (2019)
This foul-mouthed comedy has been referred to as “Superbad” for tweens, and while that description is reductive, it’s also somewhat accurate. The structure is similar:
Urban Legends: Bloody Mary (2005)
With nary a connection to the original two movies beyond the title, the third “Urban Legend” entry is the type of sequel that’s given horror
I Used to Be Normal: A Boyband Fangirl Story (2018)
I never expected to watch a documentary about boyband super-fans, and certainly not one as well-constructed and structured as this surprise gem. With four well-selected
Urban Legends: Final Cut (2000)
This sequel to 1998’s “Urban Legend,” a guilty pleasure of a slasher if there ever was one, has its moments here and there but it
Avengers: Endgame (2019)
The grand finale for the first segment of the Marvel Universe’s cinematic incarnation arrives with pomp and circumstance, particularly following its immediate predecessor “Avengers: Infinity
Step Brothers (2008)
Although it’s no unheralded classic, “Step Brothers” is the kind of entertaining, undemanding comedy you can throw on when you have nothing better to do.
Girl 6 (1996)
This is the first movie by Spike Lee that I’ve ever seen, but given his strong reputation, I’m going to assume this is a negligible
Urban Legend (1998)
Released at the height of the slasher renaissance following the runaway success of 1996’s “Scream,” “Urban Legend” doesn’t get any points for logic or consistency,
The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs: “The Changeling” (2019)
This episode of “The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs” feels like a missed opportunity. Covering 1980’s “The Changeling” seems like an easy fit for
