The Art of Gaslighting (The Invisible Man, 2020)
When the Tom Cruise update of the Mummy crumbled, so did the planned Dark Universe that Universal was placing hopes on. Instead, Universal penned a deal with low budget horror…
Month: February 2020
Give It All Away (Brewster’s Millions, 1985)
Back in 2008, Bill Gates retired from the day to day of Microsoft and had the plan to devote his fortune to charity. Twelve years of giving charitably, Bill Gates…
The Rich Eat the Poor Eat the Rich (Parasite, 2019)
Parasite opens with a family struggling to find access to someone’s wi-fi so they can use their phones. Comical and relatable it is also clear the Kim Family are constantly…
Fast Cars and Overheating Egos (Ford Vs Ferrari, 2019)
I confess…the subject of the film is not close to my heart. Cars are a utilitarian tool for me. So, I confess, the trailers did not excite me much. Damon…
Quiet Regrets (The Irishman, 2019)
Martin Scorsese has given us countless cinematic classics. It stunned the world of film when it was announced his next film, the Irishman, would be a Netflix original. The Irishman…
Life of a Neighbor (a Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, 2019)
Lloyd Vogel is an investigative journalist known for exposing the truths people would rather not have exposed about themselves. He is a new father. His relationship with his own father…
Quick Dive (Underwater, 2020)
So, this was a film that seemed to get a lot of doubt cast its way before it opened. It had a lot going against it. There is a group…
Oh the Horror! (Cats, 2019)
Cats has a scene where Rebel Wilson’s Jennyanydots unzips her fur to reveal more fur and a costume and she eats cockroaches with human heads. This is a nightmare. And…
