Category: TV Movies
Disenchanted Review: Too Long Sequel Still Allows for Heartwarming Joy
Disenchanted is finally here, and Giselle must figure out how to adjust to a not-so-fairytale life. Opposite Maya Rudolph, Amy Adams shines in this burst of joy that goes on far too long.
A Christmas Story Christmas Review: Doesn’t Have the Magic of the Original But Works on its Own
A Christmas Story Christmas works best when it creates its own identity. The moments that hold on too tight to the past fall short. Read our review.
Christmas With You Review: Netflix’s Family Friendly Rom-Com Falls Flat
A campy premise and Freddie Prinze Jr.’s return to rom-coms are not enough to save Christmas With You from a less-than-festive fate. Read on for our review!
Spirited Review: Ryan Reynolds & Will Ferrell Choose Chaos with This Choppy Christmas Musical
Spirited is hardly a crowd pleaser as it throws caution to the wind and leans into the chaos of a poorly plotted, mockery musical. Read on for our review!
Falling For Christmas Review: LiLo is Back for the Holidays
Lindsay Lohan is gifting us with a Netflix Christmas Movie this holiday season. Read on for our review of ‘Falling For Christmas.’
Weird: The Al Yankovic Story Review: Overly Weird, All Parody, Not Quite a Hit
Weird: The Al Yankovic Story is fun and silly if you don’t look too deeply at it. Beyond that, it’s not the hit it should be considering its cast of all-stars.
Justin Hartley and Barrett Doss Hit the Road in the Trailer for Netflix’s ‘The Noel Diary’
The Noel Diary, starring Justin Hartley and Barrett Doss, wraps up holiday romance with family mysteries. Read on for the details!
Dylan Ratzlaff Previews Lifetime’s ‘An Amish Sin’ [Interview]
Dylan Ratzlaff talks about her role as Rachel on Lifetime’s An Amish Sin and how she found a connection to the character. Read the interview!
Causeway Review: A Heartbreaking Character Study That Delivers Riveting Performances
Causeway is a stripped-down film that allows Jennifer Lawrence and Brian Tyree Henry to give some of the best performances of their careers. Read our review!
The School for Good and Evil Review: An Entertaining But Flawed Fairy Tale
The School for Good and Evil transports us to a magical world where fairy tale characters are real, and they train to become heroes and villains at a school. Read on for our review!