We Review ThingsWe Watch Things Film Review: The Lighthouse October 25, 2019 I’ve been wrestling with how to write about The Lighthouse for five days. For all the dwelling I’ve done, I’m no closer to…
We Review ThingsWe Watch Things Film Review – Zombieland: Double Tap October 18, 2019 In 2009, Zombieland was a breath of fresh air. A horror comedy that was sharp, very occasionally sweet and downright stylish. In 2019,…
We Review ThingsWe Watch Things Film Review: Fantastic Fungi September 20, 2019 I open my fridge and see a plastic container of beans that has found a nice little cranny in the back where it…
We Review ThingsWe Watch Things Film Review: IT Chapter Two September 6, 2019 When Andy Muschietti’s IT dropped in 2017 it broke box office records and quickly became one of the few successful translations of a…
We Review ThingsWe Watch Things Film Review: Good Boys August 16, 2019 Good Boys is every bit the outcome you’d expect if you took the minds behind Superbad and Neighbors and tossed them in a…
We Review ThingsWe Watch Things Film Review: The Peanut Butter Falcon 1 Comment August 9, 2019 The Peanut Butter Falcon is a film with such an unexpected name that the title alone makes people smile. “You can’t just make…
We Review ThingsWe Watch Things Film Review: The Kitchen August 9, 2019 All DC Movies should be one-shots. Imagine ditching the franchises and the tedious world-building in favor of standalone experiences that satisfy. Such is…
We Review ThingsWe Watch Things Film Review: Midsommar July 4, 2019 In 2018, Ari Aster exploded onto the horror scene with his Freshman effort, Hereditary. After nearly netting Toni Collette an Oscar nomination and…
We Review ThingsWe Watch Things Film Review: The Dead Don’t Die June 14, 2019 Jim Jarmusch has never been a voice of the people — a voice of some people, to be certain, but mainstream he is…
We Review ThingsWe Watch Things Film Review: The Last Black Man in San Francisco June 14, 2019 The Last Black Man in San Francisco defies every convention save one: within moments, it announces itself as something wholly different. Neither good…