Wild ‘Weapons’ is Superb Suburban Horror
Weapons R 2h 8m by Jason Koenigsberg Writer/Director Zach Cregger returns to tell a tale about suburban decay in the guise of a horror movie with Weapons. This is his […]
‘The Naked Gun’ Shoots Rapid Fire Goofiness and Hits Its Mark
The Naked Gun PG-13 1h 25m by Jason Koenigsberg Finally, a comedy that captures the essence of what laughter felt like back in the 80’s and 90’s that many movies […]
‘Eddington’ Looks Back at 2020 as a Dark, Scathing Satire About a Polarizing and Confusing Time
Eddington R 2h 28m By Jason Koenigsberg Hindsight is 2020, one of the most clever slogans for a movie in a while and it is an appropriate tagline for Ari […]
James Gunn’s ‘Superman’ Stands for Truth, Justice, but Omits The American Way
Superman PG-13 2h 9m by Jason Koenigsberg Be careful what you wish for. Myself, and a lot of other people cried and complained about how dark the DC movies were […]
Wes Anderson Ponders Sympathy for the Ultra Rich in ‘The Phoenician Scheme’
The Phoenician Scheme PG-13 1h 41m by Jason Koenigsberg Wes Anderson returns to the big screen with his distinct vision, style, and brand of humor with his newest comical lighthearted […]
The Best and Worst of 2024
by Jason F. Koenigsberg If the movies of 2024 were to be described in one word, it would be “whimper”. 2023 was a huge step forward in film returning to […]
‘Megalopolis’ is Francis Ford Coppola’s Self-Financed, Forty-Years-in-the-Making Fever Dream
Megalopolis R 2h 18m by Jason Koenigsberg Francis Ford Coppola is usually not a filmmaker known for making sacrifices for his art. His films, whether they are some of the […]
Pan and Slam 