Bernard Rose's adaptation of Clive Barker's story is a tragic horror classic.
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‘Candyman’ Review: When Generations of Horrific Prejudice Become Eternalized
Category: Jaime’s Reviews
What you’ll find here are the reviews written by none other than our founder, Jaime Rebanal.
‘Blue Velvet’ Review: The Hypnotic Aura of David Lynch’s Strange World
David Lynch's surreal neo-noir still remains one of his finest and most hypnotic films.
‘Welcome to the Dollhouse’ Review: An Uncomfortably Comic Portrait of Adolescence’s Tragedies
Todd Solondz's sophomore feature is an unflinchingly bleak portrait of what it's like to enter adolescence.
‘Toy Story 4’ Review: A Worthy Conclusion to Pixar’s Long-Running Saga
If all good things must come to an end, the Toy Story series leaves on a fitting exit.
‘Toy Story 3’ Review: Passing the Enduring Legacy from One Generation to the Next
The Toy Story franchise comes back eleven years later, having grown into something of a greater scope.
‘Toy Story 2’ Review: One of the Greatest Animated Sequels Ever Made
Four years after the first film became a huge phenomena, Toy Story 2 still retains that same wonder.
‘Toy Story’ Review: The Enduring Freshness of the First Ever Fully Computer-Animated Feature
Pixar's very first feature carries the whole studio's legacy on its shoulders and for good reason.
