This finale breaks no new ground but continues to entertain as The Force remains with this latest presumably final addition to the Skywalker Saga.
Human Lost (Movie Review)
A gorgeous cyberpunk film about the philisophical questions around conquering death that quickly degrades into typical action fodder.
Netflix Original In the Shadow of the Moon (Movie Review)
A slow-burning sci-fi journey through time travel that makes viewers wish that they had stayed in their same time zone.
Ad Astra (Movie Review)
An attempt at a more cerebral take on the trials and tribulations of space travel that eventually succumbs to a slow pace, lackluster script
Empathy, Inc. (Movie Review)
An edge of the seat sci-fi indie thriller about hyper-realistic VR shot in stark black and white that adds to the film’s paranoia
A Record of Sweet Murder (Movie Review)
A brutal and kinetically-injected “found footage” horror film dealing in the violence of humans more than the supernatural.
Into The Dark: All That We Destroy (Film Review)
A considerably improved installment in the ‘Into The Dark’ anthology series that poses some questions about what makes us human
Flashout (Movie Review)
An ironically two-dimensional indie sci-fi comedy about a group of sexy women from a parallel universe pitching a mating game.
The War of the Worlds (1953) (Classic Film Review)
A small village in California becomes the epicenter of a global alien invasion in this 1950s sci-fi classic based on the H.G. Wells novel.
Captain Marvel (Film Review)
Brie Larson helps make Marvel’s namesake superhero not only credible but expressly human.
