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‘It Chapter Two’ Review: A Wild, Hilarious, Fear-Inducing Ride

Tommy Tracy -
It's safe to say, It Chapter Two is one of the most anticipated films of the year following the killer first film that stunned...
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Get Home Safe: ‘Ma’ on Blu-Ray Review

Ann Hale -
Octavia Spencer delivers an unnervingly daring performance as Sue Ann, a lonely woman who keeps to herself in a quiet Ohio town. When local...
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D23 Expo Live: Experiencing Disney’s Biggest & Wildest Fan Gathering

Michelle Coraci -
The D23 Expo is a convention held bi-annually by the Walt Disney Company as a promotion effort to show off the latest and upcoming...
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‘Angel Has Fallen’ Review: A Solid End of Summer Action Blockbuster

Tom Moore -
Written by Tom Moore While the summer movie season might be ending, the Fallen series attempts to keep the summer action-blockbuster spirit alive with the...
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‘Jawline’ Review: The Pros and Cons of Social Media Stardom

Marisa Carpico -
It’s perhaps cliché to say, but it’s hard to imagine how much worse ubiquitous social media must make the already difficult teenage years. By...
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Evan Ginzburg on How His Love of Wrestling Lead to 350 Days

Matthew Widdis -
On the morning of Wrestlemania 35 in East Rutherford, myself and fellow Pop Break staff writer Rob Crowther were fortunate enough to attend Mark...
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‘Ready or Not’ Review: A Darkly Funny Crowdpleaser

Matt Taylor -
During a moment of anger, the main character in Ready or Not screams, "fucking rich people!" It's a line that, as delivered by Samara...
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‘Good Boys’ Review: One of the Funniest Films of 2019

Tom Moore -
Written by Tom Moore This year Olivia Wilde made her directorial debut with Booksmart, a coming of age comedy filled to the brim with excellent...
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‘Invader Zim: Enter the Florpus’ Review: A Fun, Fresh Nostalgia Trip

Rachel Freeman -
For those who didn’t watch Nickelodeon in the early 2000s, you missed out on a great show. Invader Zim was a dark comedy, science...
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‘Blinded by the Light’ Review: A Universal Story with a Little of that Human Touch

Pop-Break Staff -
Written by George Heftler Set in Margaret Thatcher’s austerity years of 1987 England, you might be surprised at how relevant Blinded by the Light is...
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‘Angry Birds Movie 2’ Review: An ‘App’-solute Disappointment

Tom Moore -
Written by Tom Moore Riding the coattails of the 2016 animated hit and iconic mobile game, The Angry Birds Movie 2 hits similar notes as...
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‘End of the Century’ Review: A Stunning Début Feature

Marisa Carpico -
End of the Century is the kind of movie that sneaks up on you. Written, directed and edited by Lucio Castro in his feature...
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