‘Scream VI’: New city, new killer, same old stuff
By The Washington Post | Published Mar 11, 2023
In the final scenes of ‘Scream VI’, there are a lot of deaths unfolding, including, arguably, the demise of a once-vital film franchise.
Reviews
‘Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania’ is a fun, albeit imperfect, film with Phase 1 feels
By Theolin Tembo | Published Feb 17, 2023
‘Magic Mike’s Last Dance’ trips over its own feet
By The Washington Post | Published Feb 10, 2023
‘You People’: A master class in race relations, delivered as comedy
By The Washington Post | Published Feb 3, 2023
'Babylon' is a lavish yet unfocused valentine to Hollywood's heyday
By The Washington Post | Published Jan 20, 2023
'Till' lands a gut punch with the tale of Emmett Till's murder
By The Washington Post | Published Jan 5, 2023
'Puss in Boots: The Last Wish': A serviceable, not stellar sequel
By The Washington Post | Published Dec 28, 2022
'I Wanna Dance With Somebody': Whitney Houston gets a bland biopic
By The Washington Post | Published Dec 27, 2022
'Matilda' dances exuberantly onto the screen and into your heart
By The Washington Post | Published Dec 25, 2022
‘Avatar: The Way of The Water’ not as trailblazing but visually delightful
By Theolin Tembo | Published Dec 15, 2022
Not-so-great ‘The Good House’ plays like an alcoholism-themed rom-com
By The Washington Post | Published Dec 9, 2022
'The Menu': A stylish takedown of elitism and fetishised food culture
By The Washington Post | Published Nov 25, 2022
‘She Said’: A new entry in the pantheon of great newspaper movies
By The Washington Post | Published Nov 18, 2022
‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ is a good but heavy movie that covers a lot of ground
By Theolin Tembo | Published Nov 15, 2022
‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’: One long eulogy to Chadwick Boseman
By The Washington Post | Published Nov 11, 2022
