J.D. Baker’s masterful retelling of the vampire legend with the great grandson of Bram Stoker, Dacre Stoker, and access to unpublished notes. Baker capture’s the same mood and plays to our immortal interest in death and the possibility of cheating it.
Very good sci.fi. novel of earth’s invasion where the aliens attempt to conquer us from the inside out.
Terrible excuse for a science fiction movie, getting all the science and all of the fiction wrong. A manned mission to the event horizon of a black hole??? Enough said.
Odd story of a neglected boy befriending an unwanted horse and trying to find a home for himself.
A Neal Schusterman treatise on empathy. Fantasy that plays with our real-world emotional responsibilities by the author of Scythe.
Totally fun origin movie on the original Captain Marvel. Some silly, but entertaining fun.
Another Erlingsson film preceding his Woman at War success. Fine study of horses and men in a small Icelandic village.
Sad remake of original, but not sad in the same heart-rending way the original was. Don’t bother to go, but I won’t drop the spoilers of what doesn’t work in case you can’t stop yourself.
Esme Creed-Miles is terrific as the engineered assassin, raised until a teen in the forest, looking for her identity and her real parents. Enos and Kinnaman are also exceptional as her creators and handlers, now pitted against each other.
Complex British thriller where Daniel Craig would like to retire from a successful life of crime, but… there are two more jobs he needs to accomplish first. Twice as good as when he only has one thing to accomplish first.
