“The Exorcist: Believer” Fails To Pay Homage Or Entertain.
What an absolute shit movie. Sorry to be blunt, but there are no other words to describe this abhorrent attempt at a franchise reboot.
“Suspiria” Is Disturbing, To Say The Very Least
There is evil seeped into every crevice of Suspiria.
Emotional & Profound. “Close” Falls Into The ‘Important Film To Watch’ Category.
Turns out that Close is an outstandingly complex and emotional Belgian drama nominated at the 96th Academy Awards. Belgian director and writer Lukas Dhont orchestrates a devastatingly sad and honest portrayal of youthful angst and sorrow.
A Victim Of Expectations: “Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning”
Ethan Hunt is back. The IMF is back. Where Tom Cruise is running full speed, one can guarantee that action, elaborate set pieces and backstabbing are all accounted for.
The 96th Academy Awards – Stanko’s Version (Version 37.0)
The 96th Academy Awards – Stanko’s Version (Version 37.0)
“Five Nights At Freddy’s” Is Fine For Low Expectations
Peacock now presents Five Nights At Freddy’s, the perfect PG-13 “horror” movie to appease the hungry youth and desperate parents.
“The Bachelor” Week Two Power Rankings
“The Bachelor” Week Two Power Rankings
“Man On Fire” Is Still A Brush Fire Of Watchability
Denzel Washington being an absolute madman mixed with Christopher Walken’s charismatic sleepwalking blended with Tony Scott’s drug-induced editing style makes for a vicarial viewing experience.
“Maestro” Evokes A Reaction, And It’s Beautiful.
Leonard Bernstein (Bradley Cooper) is one of most famous composers and musicians to ever live, and Maestro tells the story of Leonard through the lens of his marriage to actress Felicia Montealegre Cohn Bernstein (Carey Mulligan).
“Spy Game” Is A Worthy Spiritual Successor To “Three Days Of The Condor”
“Spy Game” Is A Worthy Spiritual Successor To “Three Days Of The Condor.”
“The Bachelor” Week One Power Rankings
“The Bachelor” Week One Power Rankings – Where my head is at heading into week two
The 96th Academy Awards – Stanko’s Version (Version 36.0)
The 96th Academy Awards – Stanko’s Version (Version 36.0)
“May December” Is A Crazy Story With A Breakout Performance
May December has an outstanding premise for a movie, but a solid idea doesn’t necessarily mean a solid final product. The movie still needs a director to lead the crew along the right roads and actors to supply the necessary horsepower to reach the final destination. Thankfully for audiences who love uneasy dramas with compelling characters, May December comes through with all the necessary ingredients.
My Favorite Movie Basement Scenes
Below are 10 of my favorite basement scenes in movies. By nature, many of them are iconic, but sometimes you have to break the mold and branch out. Let me know what I’ve missed, because surely there are some deep cuts I’ve forgotten.
NFL Conference Championship Picks
NFL Conference Championship Picks – Bet Responsibly
How Many Core Memories Are Shared?
How Many Core Memories Are Shared Between Parents And Kids?
Stanko's Stance 