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Highly Suspect Reviews: John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum
Director Chad Stahelski returns with the third chapter in the post-puppy ass-kicking series John Wick. After the events of part 2, John (Keanu Reeves) is on the run from the entire world as he has been excommunicated from his society of assassins and has a huge marker on his head. Calling on old favors from some new stars in the
Screener Squad: Shadow
SHADOW MOVIE REVIEW China has produced a ton of truly great filmmakers over the last few decades and one of the best has been Zhang Yimou. With three Best Foreign Language Film nominations (as well as countless other nominations and wins in other ceremonies) Yimou has gifted the world with classics like Ju Dou, Raise The Red Lantern, Hero, House
Screener Squad: Knock Down the House
KNOCK DOWN THE HOUSE MOVIE REVIEW Set prior to the recent election cycle, Knock Down the House focuses on Alexandria-Ocasio Cortez, Cori Bush, Paula Jean, and Amy Vilela as they campaign to change the establishment. As each person works within their region for the Democratic party, we see their hopes, their struggles, and everything in-between to get themselves or the
Screener Squad: Charlie Says
CHARLIE SAYS MOVIE REVIEW In the wake of the Tate-LaBianca murders by the followers of Charles Manson, there were many questions. The world was stunned by these horrific murders and wanted, nay, needed to know how these young hippy kids could be swayed from peace and love to brutality. Who was this svengali Charles Manson who could have such an
Highly Suspect Reviews: Tolkien
TOLKIEN MOVIE REVIEW The author of The Hobbit and The Lord of The Rings, J.R.R. Tolkien gets the biopic treatment here in Tolkien. Nicholas Hoult plays the legendary fantasy author as a young man as the story vacillates from his time at Oxford getting to know his future wife (Lily Collins) and his experiences in WWI. Throughout it all is
Highly Suspect Reviews: The Hustle
THE HUSTLE MOVIE REVIEW I mean, it’s not like a gender-switched remake of the comedy classic (a remake in itself) Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is a bad idea. Not at all. And with Rebel Wilson and Anne Hathaway as the two primary scoundrels who have teamed up to con the men who have done women wrong, it really sounded like they
