I’ve said before, and I will say until the end of time that my childhood was relatively simple in terms of the things I enjoyed. In the same way that today’s children are obsessed with Paw Patrol and Vampirina, mine could be boiled into three...
Happy Sunday, everyone! Sacred Walloween is almost over, but that doesn’t stop the #31DaysOfHorror train from chugging onward! I didn’t have a time to see any new movies this week, but that didn’t stop me from seeing a variety of work, both great...
Happy Sunday, everyone! It’s been a busy week over here at the Sacred Wall, thanks to a lot of screening opportunities. I’ve seen Dolemite Is My Name and El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie on the silver screen, while I also had a chance to see The...
Over the next few weeks, studios will be going out of their way to provide critics tastes and morsels to munch on for films that avoided the fall festival circuit. While films like Queen & Slim and Richard Jewell are expected to play AFI Fest...
IT’S SACRED WALLOWEEN, Y’ALL! That’s right, the spookiest time of the year is finally here, and as we do every October, we turn our attention to a variety of horror and Halloween-themed lists! And because I’m looking for something simple, yet...
It’s about time for me to launch a massive overhaul of my Oscar predictions, with the festivals finally winding down and the major contenders mostly, if not completely seen. But before that happens, I need to finish off the last few categories on...
Happy Sacred Walloween, everybody! That’s right, it’s my favorite month of the year, and to celebrate, I saw a whole buncha movies, both new releases and older classics. By now I’m sure you’ve read my review of Joker, which was competently made...
Ed. Note – This article was supposed to air before Sacred Walloween, but forces outside my control prevented it from premiering in time. I will be posting it today, and the first Sacred Walloween Listicle will be premiering imminently. Sorry for...
The zeitgeist surrounding Todd Phillips’ Joker seems like it has reached a fever pitch. Critics and fans are furiously digging trenches over if this film is good or bad, a cautionary tale or evil incarnate, and it seems poised to spark that civil...
DC has been struggling to come to terms with how to make a good film ever since Batman v Superman tanked critically and commercially. They have literally tried everything – depressing like Snyder, visionary like Wonder Woman, colorful like...
Happy Sunday, everyone! I’ve had a busy week over here at The Sacred Wall, what with my other job and all. But just because I haven’t had much free time doesn’t mean I haven’t seen any movies. In fact, I actually managed to see three new...
It is pretty evident that Little Shop of Horrors is having a moment. Perhaps the most beloved cult musical to not feature Tim Curry, Little Shop is a dark, sarcastic, funny tale of a young man who makes a Faustian deal with an evil, soul-filled...
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