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This article is a love fest for five actors who show up in a movie and you know the film’s gonna get better as a result.

This week's movie, Big Time Adolescence, is a Hulu presentation starring SNL‘s own Pete Davidson. It’s Davidson’s presence that elevates this film to a surprisingly charming level, playing the man-child that befriends his ex-girlfriend’s little brother in this touching coming-of-age comedy.

It feels like we are living in some of the bleakest times with divisions turning into shadowy chasms and our very souls threatened by so much.

This is possibly the hardest review I’ve had to commit to. After seeing Todd Phillips’ Joker, I felt like I needed to be committed or at least get a good cleansing.

It’s been an uncharacteristic summer for me, one that’s seen quite a shift in my viewing habits.

The idea of teaming Guillermo Del Toro with André Øvredal to bring Alvin Schwartz’s popular Y.A. novel to the big screen is enough to make horror fans giddy with excitement.

I attended a screening of Toy Story 4 that was preceded by a great introduction from two of the film’s producers. They said that they were interested in making another of the Toy Story franchise films and were met by most people with the idea that they were done.

Awkward laughs, chilling visuals, and a sound design to make us cringe has writer/director Ari Aster continue to prove that he can be a mixed bag of surprises.

Chucky is back, rebooted, refitted for today’s generation. Gone is Brad Dourif’s wonderfully sinister voice...

The tag line for Jim Jarmusch’s latest film, The Dead Don’t Die, is “The greatest zombie cast ever disassembled”.