Series: 2022: Year in Film

Guiellermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio does a bunch of little- to medium-sized things wrong, but none of them end up mattering very much because it is such a fundamentally good movie.

There is some irony inherent in writing and reading a review of a film like The Menu.

To say the 61st feature created by Walt Disney Animation Studios came and went with little fanfare would be the understatement of 2022.

Typically when I spend most of the runtime wondering “Who was this movie made for?” I mean that as a negative.

Little girls are creepy, uncanny dolls are creepy, both have been frequently and successfully been transformed into horror icons in the past… por que no los dos?

I don’t quite think that Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris is a good movie, but it did manage to make me into a fan.

There is no place to start but the color.

How to Train Your Dragon came out 13 years ago, and I’d imagine the target audience for The Sea Beast is about 11 years old.

What’s the deal with Maika Monroe getting followed?

Sorry, I had to lead with the obvious joke.