After taking last week off, Sentinel movie reviewer has a whole pile of movies to review and recommend this week, from a Dave Bautista kids movie to a Will Ferrell comedy that at least has good music

Let's take a trip to the beautiful Staten Island for a movie that just doesn't live up to the quality of people behind the camera. Starring Pete Davidson and directed by Judd Apatow, "The King of Staten Island" is too long and too meandering.

Disney saved themselves a lot of embarrassment by sending the disastrous "Artemis Fowl" straight to streaming, but that doesn't mean Sentinel movie reviewer Sean Ian Mills doesn't have to watch and let you know about the new film.

Sentinel movie reviewer Sean Ian Mills tackles two different films this week, both gory horror/action films with a childhood angle. Both are pretty good, but some weird story choices keep both "Becky" and "Little Monsters" from being something truly great.

Houston, we have a problem: "Space Force" isn't very good. With so few movies available these days, Sean Ian Mills straps into a new Netflix TV show from the makers of "The Office", but this parody is a failure to launch. More space puns.

Netflix delivers once again with the new romantic comedy "The Lovebirds," a rather perfect date night film for those of you trapped at home looking for something new to watch. This one was supposed to be released in theaters, so it's better than you might expect.

The new animated Scooby Doo movie tries its darndest to be a reboot of the franchise, a superhero film, a Minions film and the start of a Hanna-Barbera cinematic universe, but it fails at all of that. This isn't a pleasant trip down cartoon memory lane.

Sometimes a movie comes along that has no redeeming qualities and defies belief that it even got made. That movie is "Capone", an Al Capone biopic starring Tom Hardy, and Sean Ian Mills watched it so that you don't have to suffer the same fate.

With no new movies on the big screen, Sean Ian Mills takes another dive into Netflix original movies for "The Half of It". It's a nice little LGBTQ teen romance, but it's also a reminder why some movies go straight to Netflix.

We were supposed to get a new Black Widow movie this week! Instead, Sean is going to rank all 23 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe movies from his least favorite to his most favorite!