Josh KerwickAction cinema doesn’t get much better than ‘RRR’S.S. Rajamouli’s film Really, Really Rocks, setting a new standard for blockbusters in the 2020s5 min read·Jan 28, 2023----
Josh Kerwick‘Triangle of Sadness’ drowns in shallow watersThe 2022 Palme d’Or winner is not even half as enticing as its title, providing a completely insipid and juvenile satire5 min read·Jan 27, 2023----
Josh KerwickThe 3RA of ‘M3GAN’ is hereOne part commentary and a much larger part camp horror, M3GAN is above all a great time at the movies3 min read·Jan 25, 2023----
Josh KerwickWhy ‘Avatar: The Way of Water’ feels differentThe long-awaited and even longer-developed sequel swings big and hits hard7 min read·Jan 11, 2023----
Josh Kerwick‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ is constantly battling itselfCoogler and co. struggle to balance personal grieving and the needs of corporate filmmaking6 min read·Nov 20, 2022----
Josh KerwickLove and mystery intertwine unexpectedly in ‘Decision to Leave’Director Park Chan-wook subtracts some of his trademark grittiness for a romantic investigation — in more ways that one4 min read·Oct 24, 2022----
Josh Kerwick‘Blonde’ is exhausting.The long-awaited Marilyn Monroe “fictional biopic” somehow manages to be juvenile, offensive and occasionally well-made all at once6 min read·Oct 15, 2022----
Josh Kerwick‘Nope’ harkens back to the thoughtful summer spectacleAnchored by terrific visuals, fantastic performances and stellar script-work, Jordan Peele’s latest film is in many ways his strongest yet5 min read·Aug 19, 2022----
Josh Kerwick‘The Black Phone’ is suitably scary and wonderfully actedDoctor Strange and Sinister alum Scott Derrickson gives us a scary Ethan Hawke and a suitably off-putting film to match5 min read·Jul 25, 2022----
Josh KerwickIs 'Thor: Love and Thunder' the worst MCU movie?The Marvel machine groans and creaks along as it sacrifices consistent tone and characterisation for a quantity-over-quality comedic…6 min read·Jul 13, 2022--1--1