Healing with Hypnotherapy (2022): An Average Documentary with a Thoughtful Message
Before we begin this review, let me preface by saying that this is our first documentary that we have reviewed....
Michael Li
I am a film critic based in the United States of America and have been reviewing movies for 4 years. Within that time, I’ve covered over 300 films, from Hollywood blockbuster to indie films, and even foreign films based in East, Southeast Asia and parts of Europe.
Sweeney Todd (2007)—An Unconventionally Dark and Twisted Musical
How do you tell a story about a barber who’s secretly a serial killer who kills his customers and has...
Ghost Rider Spirit of Vengeance (2012)—A Ride Straight Through Hell
If there’s one thing Hollywood is notorious for, its creating unnecessary sequels to films which are successful, be it critically...
PARTY HARD (2020): A Millennial’s Lost in Translation
Making it out on your own in life is a significant and difficult step to take in life. It’s even...
The Misadventures of Mistress Maneater (2020)—A Funny, yet Intelligent Rom-Com
Let me start by saying that I am generally not a fan of romantic comedies. Like action films, romantic comedy...
The Other Girl (2020): The Reality of Infidelity
The COVID-19 pandemic was a difficult time that affected the lives of many people, mostly through familial loss. For those...
The Cat in the Hat (2003)—Pure Dr. Suess Nightmare Fuel!
Why is it that cat-themed films are just awful? This is the second cat-themed movie I’ve reviewed and the third...
Alone in the Dark (2001)—Uwe Boll’s Most Boring Video Game Adaptation
Believe it or not, we’re talking about Uwe Boll again. Why? I mean…isn’t it obvious? I genuinely enjoy torturing myself...
The VVitch (2015)—Horror’s New Hitchcock
Newcomer Robert Eggers has made a name for himself in the horror community with films such as The Lighthouse which...
