Brent Leuthold
Whatzup Features Writer
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‘Morbius’ Review: Sony transparent in latest cash grab
For those who don’t have their Ph.D.s in cinematic universes, it should be said that the awful new superhero movie Morbius is the third entry in the Sony’s Spider-Man Universe […]

‘Apollo 10½: A Space Age Childhood’ Review: Moon mission tale mixes fact, fiction
The 2019 documentary Apollo 11 was a just-the-facts recreation of the titular historic spaceflight, but thanks to the magic of rotoscoped animation, we now have a fantastical prequel of sorts. […]

‘Master’ Review: Horror film masters social message
The powerful new horror movie on Amazon Prime Video, Master, opens with a pair of not-so-warm welcomes. During orientation day at the prestigious Ancaster College, the bright Jasmine (Zoe Renee) […]

‘Deep Water’ Review: Erotic thriller drowns in mediocrity
Returning to film after a 20-year absence following 2002’s steamy Unfaithful, Adrian Lyne once again finds himself in the erotic thriller genre he bolstered with classics like Fatal Attraction and […]

‘The Batman’ Review: No ordinary superhero tale
While DC’s extended universe will continue to move forward with or without Ben Affleck as the Caped Crusader, another version of the Dark Knight emerges from the shadows. Like Joker […]

‘Studio 666’ Review: Script scariest part of horror-comedy
In addition to selling millions of records and packing stadiums around the world during their more than 25-year career as a band, Foo Fighters have also demonstrated a propensity toward […]

‘Uncharted’ Review: No gold to be discovered
Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg seek box-office treasure with Uncharted, an adaptation of the popular Playstation video game series in another synergistic bit of cross-platforming from the folks at Sony. […]

‘Kimi’ Review: Reveals bright, dark sides of tech
With virtual assistants like Alexa and Siri politely invading our pockets and homes at an alarming rate, a movie that taps into their ubiquity for paranoia was about as inevitable […]

‘The Sky is Everywhere’ Review: Nothing new to see in latest teen drama
Six months after premiering the outstanding coming-of-age tale CODA, Apple TV+ adds another title to the genre with The Sky Is Everywhere, adapted from Jandy Nelson’s 2010 young adult novel. […]