Guillermo del Toro's "Frankenstein" reimagines the classic tale, focusing on Victor's troubled past and The Creature’s search for acceptance. This R-rated film blends horror with deep emotional themes, presenting a story rich in psychological complexity and exploring the nuances of monstrosity and humanity.
Drew’s Review: Incoming nuclear warhead serves as backdrop for new suspense thriller
"A House of Dynamite" has some redeeming qualities, including an explosive opening, but in the end comes up short when compared with "Fail Safe" -- a 1964 film that examined a similar theme.
Drew’s Review: Redemption on the field — the Mike Flynt story told in ‘The Senior’
“The Senior” tells the true story of Mike Flynt, a 59-year-old man seeking redemption by trying to reclaim his college football career. Despite skepticism, he perseveres against age-related challenges, highlighting themes of determination and support, making it an inspiring tale.
Drew’s Review: ‘Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale’ isn’t splashy, but fans will enjoy
“Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale” concludes the beloved series in 1930 as the Crawley family faces financial ruin and social upheaval. The film explores themes of transition and resilience, featuring familiar characters as they navigate their challenges and reflect on their past.
Ron Howard’s ‘Eden:’ A clash of ideals on a deserted island
"Eden," directed by Ron Howard, explores the dark survival instincts in humanity through the story of conflicting characters on a remote Galapagos Island in 1929.
Drew’s Review: ‘Freakier Friday’ a hilarious sequel worth watching
Disney's "Freaky Friday," which debuted in 1976, gained renewed popularity with its successful 2003 remake, starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan. The sequel, "Freakier Friday," revives the beloved characters with fresh twists and humor, successfully updating the classic premise for today’s audience.
Drew’s Review: Social media stars take on horror in ‘House on Eden’
“House on Eden” is a low-budget horror film created by social media influencers, signaling a shift in contemporary cinema. Directed by Kris Collins, it features shaky camerawork and blends paranormal themes, appealing primarily to the creators' vast online audiences.







