Author: Kasey Butcher

I have reviewed several lackluster romantic comedies recently, so when I sat down for The Lost City, I did not

Amazon’s recent specialty seems to be wasting meet-cutes. In Book of Love, English author Henry Copper (Sam Claflin) is sent

The Netflix Original Series Inventing Anna follows reporter Vivian Kent (Anna Chlumsky) as she strives to cover the rise and

Sometimes it feels like if you’ve read one psychological thriller from the last few years you’ve read them all. The

Scream (1996) is my favorite scary movie, and I would be thrilled to have a new installment every decade as

I set out to review all the new Christmas movies on streaming services this year, but I ran into some

In theaters and on HBO Max, King Richard tells the story of the early career of Venus Williams (Saniyya Sidney)

Red Notice is Netflix’s biggest, most-expensive movie ever, reportedly costing $200 million to produce after studio changes, scheduling conflicts, and

Before jumping into my review, I would like to first speak out about the slander against bees that takes place

There are multiple ways to measure the value of a movie. Of course, there’s artistic quality, but there is also

Mysteries set at luxury destinations seem to be the trend of the summer. Over the last few weeks, I checked

I think a children’s movie is about the only context in which it is acceptable to use a jungle raccoon’s

After I reviewed The Conjuring III earlier this summer, I started to get suggested articles about the Warrens and their

Netflix releases movies faster than I can keep up with and, with that volume of content, some bad films are

God bless Lin-Manuel Miranda for bringing a Broadway musical to our homes (or movie theaters) two summers in a row.

Netflix’s The Woman in the Window, based on the novel by A.J. Finn, is not a good movie. I am

Netflix has been releasing some great family content lately. Not long ago, we enjoyed Yes Day, during which my husband

Melissa McCarthy and her writer-director-husband, Ben Falcone have basically created an assembly line for movies featuring her as brassy underdogs.

“‘No’ is my favorite word. I get an endorphin rush just saying it,” my husband joked as we sat down

When a show is declared “the new Gilmore Girls,” I take notice. Although I found that Ginny & Georgia’s similarities