The upcoming season of Black Mirror has some heavy competition.
âFILM GRADE: A-
Companion is the kind of thriller that hooks you early and never lets go. Itâs sharp, suspenseful, and eerily reminiscent of Black Mirrorâwhich, as a fan of that series, I mean as a high compliment. While itâs not a full-fledged horror film (so donât expect jump scares), it delivers a chilling, violent edge that keeps the tension thick from start to finish. Â
At its core, Companion is moreâŚ
Okay, I'm ready for the sequel 'Another One of Them Days'.
â¨FILM GRADE: B+
I love me some Keke Palmer. And SZA is one of my favorite artists, so when I heard she was jumping into acting, I was hyped. And let me tell youâthis movie did not disappoint. One of Them Days is one of those rare comedies that just makes you smile and laugh without trying too hard. Itâs laid-back, itâs easy-watching, but not in a lazy, throwawayâŚ
Reese Witherspoon does not age.
đ¤ˇđťââď¸FILM GRADE: C+
This was kinda what I expected. Didnât think this would be a knockout, but I had some laughs. Reese Witherspoon and Will Ferrell are two actors I generally enjoy, and they do their best to carry this one, but the material theyâre working with is just⌠fine.
The plot? Predictable. The comedy? Hit or miss. Itâs one of those films that you put on when you need something easygoing, and while itâsâŚ
ZoĂŤ Kravitz, please be our female Jordan Peele.
âFILM GRADE: A-
ZoĂŤ Kravitz makes her directorial debut with Blink Twice, and if this is any indication of her potential as a filmmaker, the industry better get ready for her rise. A confident first step, the film establishes Kravitz as a director with a sharp eye, a knack for storytelling, and an understanding of what makes psychological thrillers work. While Blink Twice draws heavy inspiration from projects like The White Lotus, GetâŚ
