Ruben Fleischer’s sequel to his 2009 breakthrough is just as entertaining and likable as the first. Despite the decade that’s passed, none of the first
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Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019)
From beginning to end, “Godzilla: King of the Monsters” is the type of sequel that hits the ground running and doesn’t stop to catch its
Tag (2018)
Despite a terrific comedic cast, there’s just nothing to “Tag.” There’s barely a storyline, nary a plot, and little characterization, meaning that every major talent
The Final Girls (2015)
Not unlike what 1996’s “Scream” accomplished, director Todd Strauss-Schulson’s valentine to 1980s slashers deconstructs the conventions of the genre, but goes further than “Scream” by
Kong: Skull Island (2017)
Like many major monster movies, “Kong: Skull Island” has underdeveloped characters, A-list actors not doing much acting, and a script that leaves a lot to
The Bronze (2015)
Kind of a cross between 2004’s “Napoleon Dynamite” and Comedy Central’s brilliantly demented sitcom “Strangers with Candy,” this indie comedy is worth a shot on
