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Cass Clarke Slashfilm Jan 27, 2023 "Sparkler" serves us with slice-of-life queer acceptance, camp, and curiosity. Go to Full Review Sparkler (1998) 60% 43%
Cass Clarke Rue Morgue Magazine Dec 23, 2022 He regresses into a child-like state, triggered by the sexplay, making this film feel like unnecessary torture for shock value instead of an empathetic look as sex-positive kink. Go to Full Review On the Edge (2022) 40% - -
Cass Clarke Slashfilm Dec 1, 2022 8/10 A love letter to those grieving, reminding us not to forget to celebrate life. Go to Full Review Darby and the Dead (2022) 56% 75%
Cass Clarke Daily Dead Nov 20, 2022 The Menu invites us not to mindlessly consume, but to savor all it has to offer. Go to Full Review The Menu (2022) 88% 40%
Cass Clarke Slashfilm Oct 4, 2022 Even though the film's small talk carefully sows seeds for dramatic tension later, the characters' reactions aren't sharp enough to land what feels like a half-hearted followthrough. Go to Full Review Who Invited Them (2022) 81% 62%
Cass Clarke Slashfilm Oct 4, 2022 Prepare for a crescendo-like pace from a film that asks you to turn off your phone, settle in, and listen carefully. Go to Full Review Good Madam (2021) 84% 36%
Cass Clarke CBR Mar 31, 2022 Night's End brings a lot of intriguing ideas to the surface around the strange powers of isolation but it ultimately doesn't stick its landing. Go to Full Review Night's End (2022) 48% 19%
Cass Clarke CBR Mar 31, 2022 IFC Midnight's Barbarians examines toxic masculinity through the lens of a home invasion thriller that ultimately muddles its messaging. Go to Full Review Barbarians (2021) 53% 14%
Cass Clarke CBR Mar 24, 2022 X paints the screen with a sensual bloodbath that serves up plenty of well-timed thrills with a harrowing message. Go to Full Review X (2022) 94% 75%
Cass Clarke CBR Mar 24, 2022 A24's Everything Everywhere All At Once is one of the best sci-fi films ever made, filled with fantastic action set-pieces and loads of heart. Go to Full Review Everything Everywhere All at Once (2022) 93% 20%
Cass Clarke CBR Mar 7, 2022 Playdurizm unwinds its devasting mystery slowly with gleeful amounts of macabre plot twists and plenty of techno color confidence. Go to Full Review Playdurizm (2020) - - 95%
Cass Clarke CBR Mar 7, 2022 The Long Walk reigns in a new haunting era for horror cinema with a punk rock-level confidence that embraces subverting expectations. Go to Full Review The Long Walk (2019) 96% 88%
Cass Clarke CBR Feb 18, 2022 While, for the most part, director David Blue Garcia stitches together an enjoyable romp, the film can't seem to decide whose story it's telling and why. Go to Full Review Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2022) 31% 25%
Cass Clarke CBR Feb 16, 2022 Rippberger's directing overall provides enough twists and turns to make up for a slow start. Go to Full Review Those Who Walk Away (2022) 33% 93%
Cass Clarke CBR Feb 9, 2022 Although Cosmic Dawn starts as a seemingly predictable sci-fi thriller, it lands with wondrous energy that's beaming with gorgeous imagery. Go to Full Review Cosmic Dawn (2022) 77% 47%
Cass Clarke CBR Jan 29, 2022 Saul at Night is a somberly existential look at the lengths individuals go to fiscally provide for their family -- despite the emotional costs. Go to Full Review Saul at Night (2019) - - - -
Cass Clarke CBR Jan 12, 2022 WithBettinelli-Olpin and Gillett at the helm, Woodsboro's teens are in good hands. Go to Full Review Scream (2022) 76% - -
Cass Clarke CBR Dec 18, 2021 Although Netflix's Unforgivable might meander at times, it's a delight to watch Sandra Bullock's pitch-perfect and harrowing performance. Go to Full Review The Unforgivable (2021) 40% 75%
Cass Clarke CBR Oct 28, 2021 The Old Ways boasts a tight cast that impressively manages to convey most of the film's tension and pace through glances. Go to Full Review The Old Ways (2021) 97% 46%
Cass Clarke CBR Oct 28, 2021 Filmed in a 4:3 ratio and drenched in a moody atmosphere, Name Above Title is nevertheless a sharp arthouse film that will leave audiences with plenty to discuss. Go to Full Review Um Fio de Baba Escarlate (2020) 90% - -
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