Existential Review: The Midnight Gospel.
Despite a clever art style, The Midnight Gospel is so full of bad takes that I felt entitled to a hot take. I really wanted to like The Midnight Gospel. [more]
Articles by Neil Worcester
Coming Soon Trailers: The Grey Fox, Tommaso.
Theatrical at home sees some big names, and the streaming market begins June strong. One upside to their not being any actual theatrical releases schedule for early June is that [more]
What’s New on Amazon Prime: June 2020.
There’s just enough on Amazon Prime in June to be doing the bare minimum. Trying to write nice things about Amazon Prime’s line-up feels like writing ad-copy for store-brand vanilla [more]
What’s New on Hulu: June 2020.
Hulu loads up June with recent hits and several new original series. Hulu grabs up a ton of popular and award winning films from recent years. Starting with the Oscar [more]
What’s New on Netflix: June 2020.
Netflix unleashes on of its most balanced and varied months in recent memory. There’s not a lot of good news recently. Netflix hopes to at least provide some distraction with [more]
Box Office Wrap Up: Dry Month.
While IFC kept the box office afloat for May, no new releases for the next two weeks look to usher in a drought. Last week I speculated that we’d see [more]
VOD Review: The Vast of Night.
This radio-themed thriller takes a while to find the signal, but winds up playing an engaging tune. This movie was quite an enigma when I previewed it for our May [more]
Binge or Purge?: The Great.
A great cast and script make The Great more than just The Favourite in Russia. Based on the fact that The Great: I justifiably thought The Great would be a [more]
Movie Review: Bloodshot.
Bloodshot winds up too smart to be dumb fun and too dumb to be a smart action flick. Well, we’ve got about a month before the start of summer and [more]
Coming Soon Trailers: The Painter and the Thief.
Virtual Cinema continues to add intriguing titles as we cap off May 2020. With three weeks to go until we get our (tenatively) scheduled first wide theatrical release, Theatrical at [more]
Box Office Wrap Up: IFC Finds a Winner.
IFC Films dominates the quarantine box office as The Wretched goes for a solid month at #1. As we look to close out our second complete month of quarantine at [more]
Coming Soon Trailers: Scoob!
Shaggy and Scooby hit virtual theaters for an animated origin story. This weekend sees several compelling Theatrical at Home releases. And Scooby Doo. Because I think by this point we [more]