In a desolate America, a set of boys walk until only one survives in the intense and emotionally devastating The Long Walk, directed by Francis Lawrence, adapted from Stephen King’s novel.
Category Archives: Movie Reviews
The Toxic Avenger [2025]
Macon Blair’s remake of The Toxic Avenger is just as funny, goopy, and satiric as any Troma classic, now with more plot and character. I’m in Toxic Love with the new Toxic Avenger.
The Thing (1982) [Science Fiction Month]
A shape shifting alien makes contact with a group of researchers stationed at an outpost in Antarctica, slowly feeding upon them, mimicking them, and driving them mad with paranoia.
Ebony & Ivory [2025]
Two men descend into madness on an island. What the hell is The Lighthouse? Nah, I’m talking about the *totally* true story of when Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder made… Ebony & Ivory, also the title of this wild and weird odyssey from Jim Hosking.
The Roses (2025)
A married couple finds their relationship strained to the max, with their disdain for one another growing to the point of hatred, absurdity, and an explosive divorce. Literally.
The Institute [2025]
Adapted from a Stephen King novel, a gifted boy is kidnapped to the titular mysterious location to hone his psychic skills in the adequate MGM+ TV series The Institute.
Somewhere in Time (1980) [Science Fiction Month]
After becoming fascinated with her photo, a playwright learns how to time travel in order to meet, and fall in love with, the woman of his dreams, much to the chagrin of her manager.