Joshua Mbonu
From a young age, Joshua’s introduction to the world of film began with animation, much like many others. Over time, his passion for cinema has expanded far beyond that, encompassing a wide range of genres and styles. He has always found joy in spending time at the movie theater, captivated by the potential magic unfolding on screen. As the years have gone by, film has become an essential part of who he is and a central thread in the conversations he hopes to have throughout his life.
Review: ‘Insidious: Out of the Further’ Astral Projects to Franchise Highs Before Succumbing to Growing Pains
Review: ‘Minions & Monsters’ is a Delightful Love Letter to Golden Age Hollywood and the Creative Highlight of its Franchise
Review: ‘Supergirl’ Is Bolstered by Milly Alcock’s Anchored Performance but Painful and Bland in Nearly Every Other Aspect
Review: ‘Backrooms’ Fully Immerses You Into the Atmospheric Terror of Its Slow but Eerie Liminal Surrealism
Writer/Director Natalie Erika James Discusses Her Latest Genre Film 'Saccharine,' and Her Delve Into Body Horror
Peeling Back The Layers of What Exactly Shrek’s Legacy Is 25 Years Later
Review: ‘Michael’ is a Dull, Manufactured Piece of Corporate Product Surrounding A Pop Star That Was Anything But
TRT Makes their Final 2026 Oscar Winner Predictions
Review: 'undertone' is a Genre Experiment that Showcases an Unreal Immersion in Sound Design
'How To Make A Killing’ Review: A Middling Eat the Rich Comedy that Barely Gets by with Glenn Powell's Charm
TRT Predicts Oscar Nominations
EP 209: Verity & Digger or: How I Learned to Save Humanity and Love My Wife's Ghostwriter
EP 207: Resident Evil (2026) & Guess the Video Game Adaptation Letterboxd Review Game
EP 206: Practical Magic 2 (2026) & Hope (2026)
EP 205: Onslaught (2026) & A24 Rotten Tomatoes Mini-Game
EP 204: The Dog Stars (2026) & Coyote vs. Acme (2026)
EP 203: Speed Run Reviews of Maddie’s Secret, Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, Tony, and It Ends & Venice, TIFF, and NYFF Previews
EP 200: Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026), SDCC Marvel News, Avengers: Doomsday Heat Check & MCU Trivia
EP 199: The Invite (2026), I Want Your Sex (2026), The Career of Olivia Wilde & Guess the Letterboxd Review Game
EP 198: The Odyssey (2026) & Nolan Filmography Guessing Game
Summer 2026 Box Office Draft Check-In
EP 197: Evil Dead Burn (2026) & 'Evil Dead' Franchise Retrospective
EP 196: Minions & Monsters, Best of 2026 First Half & Most Anticipated of Second Half
A borderline schizophrenic movie. It throws about 200 of almost all of the same kind of jumpsacre at you, switches the type of horror lane it wants to commit to…
Read on Letterboxd ↗Starts out a bit rocky in the joke department but when the melancholic beats hit they hit hard as a peice of reflective regret. The inner sadness of this and…
Read on Letterboxd ↗One of the most marvelous things about the masterclass that is the social network is how every single aspect of it from its riveting structure to the crackling dialogue that…
Read on Letterboxd ↗Surprise, Surprise still a masterpiece
Read on Letterboxd ↗Watched on Sunday October 4, 2026.
Read on Letterboxd ↗So funny and wildly creative and ultimately feels so empathetic in its approach to showcasing the erosion and history of what concrete represents in a crumbling world where peoples artistic…
Read on Letterboxd ↗Mostly still feel the same about my thoughts in the previous review even though I warmed up to it a slight bit this time. This movie (to an extent) plays…
Read on Letterboxd ↗Largely stumbles as a tight and compact genre peice mainly because the titular snake takes way too long to show up, and when it eventually does its through blurry shots…
Read on Letterboxd ↗Pretty fun way to start off the spookies! Ending was pretty eerie :)
Read on Letterboxd ↗In a weird space of not really having any expectations and still being let down for the most part. Unfortunately maintains the same issues of The Housemaid of not really…
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