Vinay Chandra

This movie is a hoot! Perfect family night watch with teenagers. For a creature horror flick, it's actually got some layers to it.

The negative reviews have got to be from uptight folks who can't handle a modern, urban story. This is sensational storytelling.

The Bikeriders is a poignant slice-of-life film with a superb cast, script, precise dialogue, and great direction. The film follows a Midwestern motorcycle club as it evolves from a gathering place for local misfits to a sinister gang, threatening the original group's way of life. It captures the essence of a bygone era, focusing on male relationships, friendship, and the quest for belonging.

Exceptionally made with zero melodrama. Superbly cast top to bottom with stunning cinematography and camera work.

An Aussie Yellowstone that's really well made with rich characters set against a stunning landscape.

Hugh Grant's acting is at a level not seen in any movie released this year - perhaps this decade!

Lost. Fringe. From. Three of the greatest shows ever made!

The New York Post's entertainment critic, Johnny Oleksinski, put it best: ”The acid-blooded menaces are back for the ninth time in the rip-roaring Alien: Romulus.” The movie starts slow to build up just the right amount of tension and anticipation before exploding into a tight, fast-paced, and action-packed thrill ride powered by exceptional sound design. It's the second best outing in the 45-year-old series. And Romulus is orders of magnitude better than 2017's ‘Alien: Covenant,’ which, like it's predecessor (Prometheus), took a self-important, boringly philosophical turn. Fede Alvarez nailed it!

Two thirds of the movie gets five stars. The last third - from a narrative standpoint - gets one star! Overall, it's worth a watch for the unique premise, great cast, and fantastic direction - right up to the hackneyed third act!