Keith's Movie Korner

No, this is not a movie about post-World War II East Germany as the title may suggest, but you will be wishing it was about five minutes

IMDb.com By Keith Walther With an outstanding, unique concept that is equally fascinating and terrifying, “Weapons” is one of the better horror films to come

IMDb.com By Keith Walther Disney is at it again with another lazy cash grab, simply trying to bank money on people’s proclivity towards nostalgia. “Freakier

IMDb.com By Keith Walther Once again, Angel Studios brings audiences a meaningful story that could end up being their biggest financial success to date. “Sketch”

IMDb.com By Keith Walther Three decades after the original trilogy left audiences in stitches, this fourth installment picks up where the others left off and

By Keith Walther | Rose Law Group Reporter After a month of mostly overrated and underwhelming blockbusters, Hollywood is scaling back the budgets in August, paving the way

IMDb By Keith Walther Real life couple Alison Brie and Dave Franco team up to make a rather unforgettable film that is both unique and

IMDb.com By Keith Walther Finally, after multiple fantastic flops, Marvel Studios/Disney gets this franchise right. “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” is the exact kind of

By Keith Walther | Rose Law Group Reporter What initially comes across as a typical rom-com quickly veers into something different led by two solid

IMDb.com By Keith Walther The rain slicker clad murderer brandishing a hook is back and worse than ever. “I Know What You Did Last Summer”

IMDb.com By Keith Walther The Covid-19 pandemic, shutdowns, masking policies, social distancing, the BLM movement, riots, ambushes of police officers, and the increased influence of

IMDb.com By Keith Walther Yes, there is enough explosive action and humor to make the entertainment value passable, but the story, dialogue, and music pale

By Keith Walther | Rose Law Group Reporter Forget about “Jurassic World: Rebirth,” go see this sci-fi thriller instead this holiday weekend. “40 Acres” is a

By Keith Walther | Rose Law Group Reporter A simplistic, paint-by-numbers story and predictable turning points relegate this sci-fi sequel to the bleak landscape of mediocrity. “Jurassic World: Rebirth”

Via IMDb By Keith Walther Forget about “Jurassic World: Rebirth,” go see this sci-fi thriller instead this holiday weekend. “40 Acres” is a post-apocalyptic suspense

By Keith Walther July marks the middle of the year and the middle of the summer with some of the biggest blockbusters set to release. For

By Keith Walther | Rose Law Group Reporter Buckle your seatbelt for this high octane, pedal to the metal motorsport film. “F1: The Movie” is

Via IMDB By Keith Walther Except for the clothing optional memo the zombies must have received. “28 Years Later” is the third horror film of

Via A24 By Keith Walther Sexism, agism, materialism, and even heightism are wrapped in a tight little package for everyone’s viewing pleasure, but there is

IMDb.com By Keith Walther Even demonic forces would find this film too cruel a punishment to sit through from start to finish. “The Ritual” is

IMDb.com By Keith Walther With Shark Week fast approaching, it’s time to get in the spirit with a new movie involving one of the most fearsome creatures

Via IMDb By Keith Walther One-person army action films are a dime a dozen these days, and much of that is due to the success

By Keith Walther | Rose Law Group Reporter Fans of Stephen King will know that he writes more than just horror. In fact, “The Life of Chuck” is a drama based on

imdb.com By Keith Walther This is a cut and paste job that serves as yet another reminder that nothing compares to the original. “Karate Kid: Legends”

By Keith Walther Summer is fully under way and there is a jam-packed lineup of films set to be released in June. There will be spin-offs, remakes,

IMDb.com By Keith Walther A24 has developed a knack for bringing audiences more unique movies, especially in the horror genre, like “Death of a Unicorn” earlier this