This latest Netflix Original film is ultimately a disappointing comedy-thriller that fails to live up to the promise of this team’s hit ‘Workaholics’ and is too heavily reliant on frat comedy pranks and d**k jokes.
Road to the Well (TheaterByte Movie Review)
‘Road to the Well’ is a solid feature film debut from writer/director Jon Cvack with a Coen Brothers vibe that makes for an intriguing watch.
When We First Met (TheaterByte Movie Review)
A cute if not terribly original romantic comedy mixing in elements of ‘Groundhog Day’ and ‘500 Days of Summer’ and a pleasant Valentine’s Day watch.
Attack of the Killer Donuts (TheaterByte Movie Review)
An ’80s retro cult comedy horror with far too many horror tropes and plot holes to overlook.
Thor: Ragnarok (TheaterByte Movie Review)
The comedic aspects are somewhat overwhelming, but Ragnarok still retains enough action and adventure to please fans of the Thor MCU films.
Victoria and Abdul (TheaterByte Movie Review)
Dame Judi Dench stars as Queen Victoria in her later years striking up an unlikely friendship with a young Indian clerk in this well-crafted and moving film.
Netflix Original Film The Babysitter (TheaterByte Movie Review)
A rude, lewd, and crude Netflix Original horror comedy film from director McG that is a wild and fun satire on a number of genres.
Kingsman: The Golden Circle (TheaterByte Movie Review)
Kingsman: The Golden Circle is a rollicking sequel to a very successful secret agent comedy-drama that tries a bit too hard to one-up its predecessor
Free and Easy (TheaterByte Movie Review)
A thought-provoking parable on the rule of law, morality, and the fabric of society set in the desolate region of Northern China.
Women Who Kill (TheaterByte Movie Review)
Ingrid Jungermann’s feature-length debut is a mixed bag of murderous women, lesbian relationships, and dark comedy that never quite comes together.
