Tag: Netflix

  • Apex Review: How to peak at B-movies

    Apex Review: How to peak at B-movies

    APEX (2026) Just when I think Netflix has literally lost the plot when it comes to its original film offerings (see our reviews of the too clever to understand, ultra dumbed-down The Rip (2026) and over complicated and intellectually disabled The Old Guard 2 (2025)), I get dragged back in by it’s latest movie Apex,…

  • Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen Review: Marriage is death

    Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen Review: Marriage is death

    SOMETHING VERY BAD IS GOING TO HAPPEN (2026) When you know, you know. Am I right? Of course not. No one knows anything for certain, especially when it comes to marriage. Marriage is a leap a faith. Or is it? Rachel (Camila Morrone) is quite sure she’s found her soul mate as she and her…

  • The Rip Review: Good Will Stunting

    The Rip Review: Good Will Stunting

    THE RIP (2026) Why did I hate this movie? Everyone involved is working hard to make it look and sound good, which it does, if it’s a tad dark and loud. I’ll always tune in for Matt Damon, and he’s good, and serious and working hard as usual here. The story, based on real events,…

  • Train Dreams Review: Memoirs of an invisible man

    Train Dreams Review: Memoirs of an invisible man

    TRAIN DREAMS (2025) What are we doing here, really? It’s a child’s question. It’s the question, whether we meditate on it throughout our lives or distract ourselves long and well enough to avoid it each and every minute. It’s always there. Are we all part of a planetary fabric, woven together, connected and large? Is…

  • The Threesome Review: Oh so sexy, until it’s not

    The Threesome Review: Oh so sexy, until it’s not

    The Threesome (2025) Oh the threesome. Who hasn’t thought this could be among the highlights of one’s youthful (or not so youthful) sexual misadventures. And what fun it is to watch a trio of consenting adults dip their toes into orgy waters. And the title deed was not unsatisfying. The participants, Olivia, Connor and Jenny…

  • Being Eddie review: What the hell Eddie?

    Being Eddie review: What the hell Eddie?

    BEING EDDIE (2025) First off, let the record show that I love(d) Eddie Murphy. He was the best part of the second coming of Saturday Night Live and lucky for us he transitioned into the biggest movie star in the world with 48 Hours (1982), Trading Places (1983), Beverly Hills Cop (1984), The Golden Child…