‘The Nun’ (Review) Horror Film or Halloween Ride?
My review of ‘The Nun’ the 5th entry in ‘The Conjuring Universe’ out in theaters this weekend. #TheNun
This Weekend: Horrible Imaginings Film Festival At The Frida Cinema
Labor Day Weekend marks the return of the Horrible Imaginings Film Festival. Each year, HIFF brings genre film fans a mind-bending variety of films to challenge and spotlight talented indie and international filmmakers. The festival opens this Friday night (August 31, 2018) at the Frida Cinema in Santa Ana, California. In its ninth year, but…
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‘The Happytime Murders’ (Review) All Puppets, No Charm
A review of the new comedy ‘The Happytime Murders’ starring Melissa McCarthy and puppets from The Jim Henson Company. #HappytimeMurders
‘Papillon’ (Review) Hunnam and Malek Shine in This Time-Period Retelling
A review of ‘Papillon’ starring Charlie Hunnam and Rami Malek. A remake of the 1973 classic. #PapillonMovie
‘Winter Ridge’ (Review) A Nicely Woven British Indie
A review of the upcoming British-thriller ‘Winter Ridge’ starring Matt Hookings, directed by Dom Lenoir. #WinterRidgeFilm
‘Mile 22’ (Review) The Fourth Time Isn’t the Charm for Berg/Wahlberg
A review of the new action-thriller ‘Mile 22’ starring Mark Wahlberg and Iko Uwais. #Mile22
‘Juliet, Naked’ (Review) A Full Serving of Charm, With a Side of Style?
A review of the new romantic-comedy ‘Juliet, Naked’ starring Rose Byrne, Ethan Hawke and Chris O’Dowd. #JulietNaked
‘The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society’ (Review) James Headlines A Quaint Drama
A review of the new time-period drama now on #Netflix called #TheGuernseyLiteraryandPotatoPeelPieSociety’ starring Lily James.
‘Crazy Rich Asians’ (Review) A Rom-Com Rich With Charm
A review of the new romantic-comedy ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ coming to theaters this Wednesday, based on the novel by Kevin Kwan. #CrazyRichAsians
‘Avengers: Infinity War’ | Blu-ray & Special Features Review
My review of the upcoming Avengers: Infinity War Blu-ray, covering all the special features with an in-depth look. #AvengersInfinityWar
BlacKkKlansman: A Period Piece That’s On Point | Ro Reviews
In BlacKkKLansman, Ron Stallworth (John David Washington), the first Black man to serve as a Detective in the Colorado Spring Police Department, infiltrated the Ku Klux Klan and exposed their activities with stunning results. In an even more unusual turn of events, Stallworth – a rookie – took point on this mission and recruited the more…
‘The Meg’ (Review) – Statham Vs. Megalodon
A review of the newest summer shark movie ‘The Meg’ starring Jason Statham, in theaters this weekend. #TheMeg #TheMegMovie
‘Dog Days’ (Review) – Do the Lovable Pets Equal Charming Fun?
A review of the new comedy ‘Dog Days’ in theaters this weekend. #DogDays #DogDaysMovie
‘Eight Grade’ (Review) Surprise Hit of the Year?
My review of the heartwarming new film from A24 called ‘Eighth Grade’ starring Elsie Fisher and Emily Robinson. #EighthGrade #EighthGradeReview
‘The Darkest Minds’ (Review) Another Assembly Line YA Adaptation?
A review of the newest YA film adaptation ‘The Darkest Minds’ based on the novel by Alexandra Bracken. #TheDarkestMinds #TheDarkestMindsReview
Nostalgia, Thy Name is ‘Christopher Robin’ | Ro Reviews
I grew up reading Winnie the Pooh, books and watching the films. I learned that taking care of my friends was important, telling the truth brings good things, that there’s never a bad time to have honey, and why walk when you can bounce. Pooh, Tigger, Piglet, Rabbit, Roo, and Eeyore were some of the best…