Jason Arment pans the movie The Beach Bum, advising that your time (and your money) is better spent elsewhere.
Film Review: The Gospel of Eureka
Jason Arment reviews the documentary film The Gospel of Eureka, a movie that tracks stories about two theaters operating in Eureka Springs, Arkansas.
Us Is Genius in Horror: Film Review
Jason Arment gives a spoiler-free review of the new Jordan Peele horror movie Us in theaters now.
Black Pilled: Eco-Fascist Accelerationism
Jason Arment warns about ignoring incels and eco-fascists becoming more rampant and widespread; the coalescing of specific ideologies should be more closely examined.
Climax Is Psychological Dance-Off Horror
Jason Arment reviews the film Climax. This movie may start with a dance-off, but you better be prepared.
Both Taboo and Transcendent: To Dust, a Film Review
Jason Arment reviews the film To Dust. While the movie is macabre, it explores so much more than that.
Film Review: Tito and the Birds
Jason Arment reviews the animated film Tito and the Birds.
Film Review: Lords of Chaos
Jason Arment reviews Lords of Chaos, bringing the story of Black Metal’s birth to the silver screen.
The Ritual: An Examination of Judgment and Escapism
Jason Arment reviews the Netflix horror movie The Ritual based on Adam Nevill’s novel involving a group of friends and their nightmarish trip through the woods.
Mandy vs The House That Jack Built: When Cinema Becomes Ideological Killdozer
Jason Arment reviews the two movies Mandy and The House That Jack Built and distinguishes them as parody versus satire.