Mike Tyrkus

While most current horror releases tend to focus on the gruesomeness of the killing act, there are those rare films such as Five Nights at Freddy’s (2023) that center more on character development and story than their counterparts. The new sequel to the 2021 horror entry The Black Phone is one such entry to the genre. Instead of simply regurgitating the premise and methodology of the first film, B...[Read More]

There are movies that haunt the psyche after seeing them and then there is a film such as Luca Guadagnino’s After the Hunt that are simply haunting in and of themselves, yet still resonate long after the experience of watching the film has ended. While there is no clear-cut way to categorize the director’s latest film, it will undoubtedly be known as one of the filmmaker’s most enduring works when...[Read More]

As a tale of redemption and a vehicle that utilizes the charm of Channing Tatum to the fullest capacity, "Roofman" is an unqualified success.

"Tron: Ares" manages to capture a good deal of the magic of the first film while simultaneously pushing the franchise forward.

While Paul Thomas Anderson has made films more critically acclaimed than "One Battle After Another," his new film still reaches the level of his best work

Although the adaptation of Stephen King’s "The Long Walk" proves an adequate enough tale, it fails to reclaim the mantle of finest dystopian teenage nightmare.