Drew’s Reviews: THE GRINCH (2000)
By Andrew Jenck We all take part in our own holiday traditions every year, usually including watching classic movies and specials; some are mainstays, others are hidden gems. One common […]
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Drew’s Reviews: UNDERRATED CHRISTMAS SPECIALS
By Andrew Jenck It’s December once again, and that means it’s time to watch some Christmas movies. We all have our favorites, but I want to introduce some underappreciated ones, […]
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Drew’s Reviews: A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
By Andrew Jenck This year has been an emotional whirlwind to say the least; many of us going through remorse, frustration, etc. However, one thing has reemerged in in recent […]
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Drew’s Reviews: SO ABOUT TENET… Covid and Theaters
By Andrew Jenck After numerous delays, Tenet is finally out in theaters; the first major release during the pandemic and currently showing. Tenet is my most anticipated film of this […]
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Drew’s Review: GREYHOUND
By Andrew Jenck Greyhound is one of the most straightforward films I’ve seen in the past couple of years’; very –to-the-point, plot-driven, and almost immediately jumps right into the action […]
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Drew’s Reviews: KNIVES OUT BLU-RAY
By Andrew Jenck From a young age, I’ve always been partial to bonus features included on DVDs. I would spend hours watching everything on the discs which proved to be […]
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Drew’s Reviews Editorial: EARTH SHATTERING & BLATHERING
By Andrew Jenck It’s been awhile since I’ve written a piece, hasn’t it? When AMC, the largest theater chain in the U.S. announced a boycott of Universal Studios’ productions with […]
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Drew’s Reviews: BLINDED BY THE LIGHT
By Andrew Jenck Inspired by a true story, Blinded by the Light is about a teen named Javed, played by Viveik Karla, whose discovery of Bruce Springsteen inspires him to […]
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Drew’s Reviews: JOJO RABBIT
By Andrew Jenck I’ve seen many attempts at edgy humor throughout my teenage and young adult years, and although some are humorous, in their attempt to be adult, they ironically […]
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Drew’s Reviews/Editorials: PIXAR’S ONWARD
By Andrew Jenck Onward has good pacing, nice character dynamic, and one emotionally mature moment at the end; overall a decent family film from Pixar, even if it’s not on […]
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