Film Reviews

Film Review: In Fabric

Steven Prusakowski

November 26, 2019

Peter Strickland’s “In Fabric” is like an article of clothing that seems attractive but upon closer inspection, you notice its unexpected shocking, hypnotic patterned lining. There is a familiar feel, but much of its bold ...

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Film Review: Frozen 2

Steven Prusakowski

November 22, 2019

Disney has a complicated history with sequels. Lest we never forget the Direct-To-DVD onslaught of the late 1990’s/early 2000s. A period that cursed the world with “The Blues Brother 2000” equivalent of animated sequels. Disney ...

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9.5

Film Review: Parasite

Steven Prusakowski

October 25, 2019

Let me start by saying, I am a huge proponent of spoiler-free film viewing and reviews. So much so, that when I heard the first mentions of the Bong Joon-ho newest film, Parasite by a ...

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Film Review: JoJo Rabbit

Steven Prusakowski

October 17, 2019

The premise of a young boy growing up in Germany during World War II who has an imaginary friend may sound interesting, but, when you then learn that his imaginary friend happens to be the ...

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8.5

Film Review: “The Lighthouse”

Steven Prusakowski

October 17, 2019

Robert Eggers’ The Lighthouse is an absorbing, unparalleled cinematic experience. As I entered the theater, the first thing I noticed was the shape of the movie screen. Instead of the typical widescreen, we are accustomed ...

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8.2

Film Review: “Joker”

Jeff Heller

October 4, 2019

Arthur Fleck (Joaquin Phoenix) is an impoverished clown-for-hire living in 1981 Gotham City with his ailing, Thomas Wayne-obsessed mother (American Horror Story’s Frances Conroy). Fleck suffers from mental illness and sees a social worker for ...

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8.5

Film Review: “Dolemite is My Name”

Steven Prusakowski

October 3, 2019

Eddie Murphy has had an interesting career, to say the least. He shot to fame as one of the youngest and most popular Saturday Night Live performers ever. His comedy albums sold millions and earned ...

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5.5

Film Review: Midsommar

Steven Prusakowski

September 27, 2019

Ari Aster’s debut feature-length film “Hereditary” shocked audiences with a story about family’s unraveling after the death of a loved one. His follow-up “Midsommar” is again about death and its effects on people, but instead ...