Georgina Campbell has been earning her stripes as a bona fide scream queen, having starred in 2022’s “Barbarian”, 2023’s underrated “Bird Box Barcelona”, 2024’s “The Watchers”, 2025’s “Influencers”, and the fun genre-bender “Cold Storage” from earlier this month. Now she dives right back into the horror genre with “Psycho Killer”, a movie with all the … Continue reading
A movie that I’m worried might slip under too many radars is “Midwinter Break”, a deeply human adult drama that could sell itself solely on its two stars, Lesley Manville and Ciarán Hinds. And while Manville and Hinds are every bit as wonderful as we expect, there’s so much more to connect with and absorb … Continue reading
“The Mortuary Assistant” attempts to follow in the footsteps of “Five Nights at Freddy’s” and more recently “Iron Lung” by adapting a small indie horror video game to the big screen. While those two films were surprising box office successes, it may be a tougher road for “The Mortuary Assistant” which is expected to get … Continue reading
Lionsgate is bringing “Greenland 2: Migration” to home video this March. Ric Roman Waugh returns to direct this white-knuckle sequel to the 2020 surprise hit “Greenland”, a survival disaster thriller that balanced apocalyptic high-stakes thrills with humanity-driven domestic drama. “Migration” also brings back Gerard Butler as a husband and father desperate to keep his family … Continue reading
As a kid from the 1980s, I have an undeniable soft spot for meathead action movies and buddy comedies. The 80s gave us plenty of them, sometimes in a single film. From more highly regarded features like “Lethal Weapon”, “48 Hours”, and “Midnight Run” to more forgotten flicks like “Tango & Cash”, “Red Heat”, and … Continue reading
It’s hard to believe we’re getting another Mummy movie. To be clear, this isn’t a part to the Brendan Fraser action-adventure franchise that’s rumored to be getting a sequel. Nor is it connected in any way to the 2017 film that was meant to jump-start Universal’s since cancelled Dark Universe. Instead, 2026’s film is entirely … Continue reading
Keith & the Movies 