BECKY Explores The Infectious Nature Of Violence (Via Kevin James As A Nazi)
Patrick Stewart was busy.
Patrick Stewart was busy.
You have to see it to believe it, and you still might not believe it.
Faces get sliced, priests have sword fights, a story gets told.
This is one weird-ass movie, folks.
Okay, he quietly cries like your dad, but the point stands.
This portrait of rural Brazilian life has a bloody kick in its back half.
In which Leigh Whannell re-contextualizes a classic monster.
There’s untapped potential in this Jane Austen adaptation
It’s rife with the studio’s usual invention, if a little too much elf-control.