Reviews – Page 49

Shadowzone (1990)

While it borrows elements from other movies and suffers from a low budget, Shadowzone is an ambitiously crafted sci-fi horror film.

With an incredible performance from Michelle Yeoh and an exciting story, Everything Everywhere All at Once is phenomenal.

While it suffers from stilted dialogue and plodding pacing, Beyond Evil boasts solid performances, a moody atmosphere, and a good score.

While the final result is barely a movie, Auditions is nonetheless a fascinating artifact in Charles Band’s history.

While it drags at points, the plot is convoluted and relies mainly on nudity and slapstick, Cry Uncle is a nonetheless fascinating film.