REVIEW: “Blue Moon” (2025) Movierulzz
Movierulzz The fact that Ethan Hawke hasn’t won an Oscar yet is simply absurd. Throughout his remarkable 40-year career, the 55-year-old Austin, Texas native has delivered countless high-profile performances. Yet he…
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REVIEW: “Sisu: Road to Revenge” (2025) Movierulzz
One of the biggest surprises of 2022 was the historical revenge thriller “Sisu.” The word “sisu” is Finnish and has no single English translation. It is a word used by…
Two Brutally Honest Kids Review ‘Wicked: For Good’ Movierulzz
Wicked is an enormously popular multimedia franchise with millions of fans around the world and over the rainbow. But I feel extremely comfortable saying my two daughters — aged nine…
REVIEW: “Train Dreams” (2025) Movierulzz
Throughout his thirty-year career, Joel Edgerton has proven himself to be an incredibly versatile actor. It’s a fact that’s evidenced by the wide variety of roles he’s taken on, whether…
‘Wicked: For Good’ Review: Was It For Good, Though? Movierulzz
This sequel is as good as the less interesting half of a single story can be. Continue reading…
REVIEW: “Keeper” (2025) | Keith & the Movies Movierulzz
Osgood Perkins first caught my attention with his 2024 film “Longlegs.” Before that, he had already directed three feature films. But it was “Longlegs” that blew me away – making…
REVIEW: “The Running Man” (2025) Movierulzz
“The Running Man” is the second big screen adaptation of Stephen King’s 1982 novel of the same name. As many know, the first was Arnold Schwarzenegger’s 1987 action thriller, set…
REVIEW: “King Ivory” (2025) Movierulzz
It’s nice to see actor James Badge Dale back on screen. After making his debut in 1990’s “Lord of the Flies,” Dale went on to work with Martin Scorsese in…
REVIEW: “Nouvelle Vague” (2025) | Keith & the Movies Movierulzz
One of my favorite directors pays homage to one of my favorite cinematic movements in “New Wave,” Richard Linklater’s breathtaking ode to the French New Wave. This time capsule masterpiece…
REVIEW: “Frankenstein” (2025) Movierulzz
Mary Shelley’s 1818 novel “Frankenstein” always seemed like the perfect material for Guillermo del Toro. Now the Oscar-winning filmmaker brings his extraordinary vision of Shelley’s classic to life. Del Toro…