Nicholas Bell

Nicholas Bell Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Oct 15, 2026 3.5/5 While the production value might not equal the heartfelt performance of its cast, Out of Darkness features a phenomenal performance from Diana Ross as a woman suffering from paranoid schizophrenia... Go to Full Review Out of Darkness (1994) - - 89%

Nicholas Bell Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Oct 9, 2026 2.5/5 Other Mommy contends the truth may simultaneously set one free while also establishing a more complex kind of prison, but Rob Savage creates a horror film which likewise negates itself, leaning into certain tropes while wildly subverting others... Go to Full Review Other Mommy (2026) 19% - -

Nicholas Bell Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Oct 8, 2026 3.5/5 There are no truths or innate revelations unveiled in You Can See Everything, a meta mind game of sarcasm and irony which entertains and perplexes....if there is any insight into Elizabeth Holmes, it's through a glass darkly. Go to Full Review You Can See Everything (2026) 98% - -

Nicholas Bell Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Oct 8, 2026 2.5/5 Though paying loving homage ti a variety of iconic horror films, The Restoration at Grayson Manor gets bogged down by a level of absurdity diminishing both its camp sensibilities and real-world cruelties. However, all hail Alice Krige... Go to Full Review The Restoration at Grayson Manor (2025) 89% - -

Nicholas Bell Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Oct 8, 2026 4/5 The play's the thing catching consciences of kings in Iñárritu's sprawling, satirical portrait of our collective complicity in self-destruction whilst also examining the inherent necessity of art as an essential mirror for behavioral contemplation. Go to Full Review Digger (2026) 53% - -

Nicholas Bell Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Oct 8, 2026 2/5 The Social Reckoning bangs the drum if a moral compass broken irreparably long ago, making Aaron Sorkin's well intentioned exercise merely a superficial expose of obvious truth oblivious to darker underlying causes, desperate to reclaim... Go to Full Review The Social Reckoning (2026) 54% - -

Nicholas Bell Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Oct 5, 2026 2.5 While the titular Boiuna is an alluring and well designed attraction, this creature feature feels more sluggish than snaky, forgetting to outfit its characters with anything more than a rudimentary, one-dimensional point of view. Go to Full Review Beware Boiúna (2026) 58% - -

Nicholas Bell Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Oct 5, 2026 2/5 Whilst commensurately better written than its source novel, Verity remains a tepid rendering of what could have been a ghastly but entertaining neo-noir, erotic thriller centered on two femme fatales. Go to Full Review Verity (2026) 31% - -

Nicholas Bell Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Oct 5, 2026 3/5 Jessica Lange is supreme as a morphine queen... Go to Full Review Long Day's Journey Into Night (2025) 100% - -

Nicholas Bell Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Oct 5, 2026 1/5 Interesting narrative elements are irredeemably crippled by an unfocused, stilted script and some questionable performances, but the worst committed by April X is how tiresome it feels. Go to Full Review April X (2025) 25% - -

Nicholas Bell Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Sep 25, 2026 3.5/5 Actions are indeed judged by intentions in Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother where a taker of life must suddenly pivot to the primary role of caretaker and a magnetic Mahershala Ali strikes down 'with a great vengeance and furious anger...' Go to Full Review Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother (2026) 96% - -

Nicholas Bell Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Sep 25, 2026 3/5 Heart of the Beast is a mostly effective man-against-nature narrative enhanced by the charisma of a furry best friend, while a rugged and melancholic Brad Pitt steps into Jack London territory... Go to Full Review Heart of the Beast (2026) 85% - -

Nicholas Bell Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Sep 18, 2026 3.5/5 Zack Cregger approaches the reboot of the Resident Evil from the perspective of a non player character exhibiting all the familiar traits of a burnt out millennial, and like his previous genre films, expertly balances innate elements of human comedy.... Go to Full Review Resident Evil (2026) 96% - -

Nicholas Bell Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Sep 18, 2026 3/5 Ethan Hawke shoulders the brunt of keeping the audience invested in The Weight, a familiar tale well-told, especially for a directorial debut. Go to Full Review The Weight (2026) 94% - -

Nicholas Bell Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Sep 18, 2026 2.5/5 Sir Ridley Scott pulls off a YA rendering of the post apocalypse in The Dog Stars, a familiar, simplified operation, its superficial characterizations and pulchritudinous cast overshadowed by the essence of an exuberant canine. Go to Full Review The Dog Stars (2026) 41% - -

Nicholas Bell Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Sep 17, 2026 3.5/5 Casper Kelly perverts the syrupy schmaltz of 90s children's television programs with Buddy, creating what feels like a trippy mixture of David Lynch and Lewis Carroll, seemingly intended to terrorize children and disturb adults. Go to Full Review Buddy (2026) 88% - -

Nicholas Bell Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Sep 17, 2026 2.5/5 Although it edges its characters to the limits of despair and delirium, Idiots curiously denies reveling in either the morbid cynicism or comic catharsis it often suggests, however, the chemistry between the leads assists in compensating... Go to Full Review Idiots (2026) 65% - -

Nicholas Bell Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Sep 17, 2026 .5/5 Despite sporting a curious farrago of cast, The Girl in the River is a painfully bland endeavor which was clearly conceived without any sort of research into criminal procedures, only exemplifying complete ignorance of narrative prowess... Go to Full Review The Girl in the River (2026) 8% - -

Nicholas Bell Fish Jelly Films (YouTube) Sep 17, 2026 3/5 While the narrative is a hand-me-down version of the fragile nuclear familial unit rehabilitated after confrontation with an unprecedented happening in the vein of Spielberg of Shyamalan, The End of Oak Street at least excels at what it's serving... Go to Full Review The End of Oak Street (2026) 86% - -

Nicholas Bell IONCINEMA.com Sep 16, 2026 3/5 It may be slight (as the title does protest, we’re only getting ‘a bit’ of light), but it’s a powerful message about taking a day, a moment, at a time in a world that often seems like it’s only rushing headlong into the dark. Go to Full Review A Bit Of Light (2026) - - - -