All posts by J.R. Taylor


Fatale

There are several counts of attempted noir in Fatale, starting with hardboiled narration . . .



Freaky

There’s a scary gulf between 2017’s Happy Death Day and the sequel . . .






Alone

Evil gets way too banal in Alone – with Jules Willcox as . . .














Tape

The Assistant was a disaster of a #MeToo movie, but Tape is effective . . .