Moms (2020)
An eye-rolling, largely dull look at four middle-aged Korean women navigating lust, betrayal and society norms.
An eye-rolling, largely dull look at four middle-aged Korean women navigating lust, betrayal and society norms.
A lackluster prequel to The Hunger Games showcasing Coriolanus Snow’s rise to power that, ultimately, goes nowhere.
A clunky, antiquated tale about ignoring one’s intuition and countless red flags while navigating the net’s seedy underbelly.
A sad, yet honest view of four young women who save money for cosmetic surgery while navigating the class structures of society.
An uneven and mostly disappointing collection of four novellas exploring what lies beyond the physical realm.
A subpar thriller about familial secrets and abandoned babies is light on suspense and real intrigue.
A legal thriller that oversimplifies its subject matter; low on actual thrills and high on racial muckraking.
A monotonous look at modern relationships and the effects of gaslighting and emotional abuse.
A lackluster cautionary tale about people who consistently made bad choices that’s low on suspense and thrills.
Exposition overload make this hypothetical utopia feel more like purgatory.