Drew’s Reviews
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“Minions & Monsters,” the third stand-alone film in the popular Minions franchise, combines slapstick comedy and movie history. Following their bold misadventures, the Minions create chaos in Hollywood while trying to make a monster movie, ensuring hilarious results for audiences of all ages.
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West Hills Gazette movie reviewer Drew Moniot says “Toy Story 5” delivers exceptional entertainment, continuing Pixar’s legacy of great storytelling. With a focus on Jessie and the threat of technology on traditional toys, it explores relevant themes while featuring beloved characters and dazzling visuals, making it a must-see blockbuster.
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George A. Romero’s long-lost film “The Amusement Park” is screening this weekend at the Parkway Theater. Made in 1973, it addresses elder abuse through a surreal narrative. Despite its low budget, it showcases Romero’s innovative storytelling, bridging social commentary and creative filmmaking.
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West Hills Gazette movie reviewer Drew Moniot writes that “Backrooms” is a successful horror film by 20-year-old director Kane Parsons, blending found footage and surreal aesthetics. It follows furniture store owner Clark as he discovers a nightmare dimension. While familiar, it innovatively evokes deep terror in ordinary spaces.
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Gazette film critic Drew Moniot writes that “Tuner” is a multifaceted film blending buddy comedy, romance and crime drama, centered on Niki, a talented pianist with hyperacusis. Under the care of Henry, Niki’s skills lead him to safecracking, creating moral dilemmas. Despite predictability in plot, strong performances and inventive audio design elevate this engaging story.
