I finally checked out We Bury the Dead on Hulu after hearing a lot of positive buzz, and it's definitely not your typical zombie movie. Instead of focusing on nonstop horror, the film leans into grief, loss, and emotional healing, with Daisy Ridley delivering a strong performance. The unique premise kept me interested, but the slower pace and lack of satisfying payoff may leave some viewers disappointed. I can definitely see why critics and audiences were so divided on this one. If you're looking for a thoughtful, character-driven take on the zombie genre, this might be worth checking out—but your mileage may vary.

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DC’s new era continues with Supergirl…but does it live up to the hype? 🦸‍♀️ I break down what worked, what didn’t, the character choices, Lobo’s role, the villain problem, and why this might be a bigger test for the DC Universe than people expected. Full review out now!

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Netflix’s Office Romance brings Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein together in a workplace romantic comedy about two ambitious professionals who find themselves caught between career goals and unexpected feelings. While the movie has some strong chemistry between the leads and a solid setup, does it do enough to stand out from the endless stream of predictable rom-coms?

In this review, I break down what works, what doesn’t, and whether this trending Netflix romance is worth your time or just another familiar love story we’ve seen before.

🎬 Full review now available!

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Disclosure Day follows a man on the run after stealing highly classified secrets and a meteorologist whose bizarre public incident suddenly puts her in the crosshairs of the same powerful forces pursuing him. As their paths collide, a mystery unfolds that slowly reveals a much bigger story.

Steven Spielberg delivers a suspenseful sci-fi thriller packed with strong performances, intriguing mysteries, and a steady stream of clues that keep you invested. While the journey is exciting and visually impressive, the final payoff may feel familiar to longtime fans of the genre. Still, if you're looking for a well-crafted big-screen adventure with plenty of mystery and tension, Disclosure Day is worth checking out.

The Wayans Brothers are finally back with Scary Movie after 25 years! The nostalgia is strong, Anna Faris and Regina Hall haven't missed a beat, and the movie throws EVERYTHING from Scream, M3GAN, Terrifier, Longlegs, and more into the mix. But does stuffing every horror and pop culture reference imaginable actually make it funny? My full review breaks it down. 🎬👻😂

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“Obsession” might be one of the best horror surprises of the year. What starts as a simple wish for love turns into a disturbing nightmare about possessiveness and obsession. Inde Navarrette delivers a standout performance that genuinely gave me Pearl/Mia Goth vibes. The movie keeps the story simple but executes it almost flawlessly with creepy visuals, clever jump scares, and an ending that really pays off. It runs a little long and has a few predictable moments, but overall this is a must-watch for horror fans.

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Charlize Theron brings solid energy to Netflix’s Apex, a survival thriller about grief, isolation, and a dangerous encounter deep in the Australian wilderness. The movie moves at a good pace and has a few decent action moments, but the biggest problem is how predictable everything feels. The villain is way too over-the-top, the twists are obvious, and some character decisions just don’t make sense. Still, if you’re looking for an easy “background noise” thriller to throw on, it’s watchable enough. Not terrible, but definitely not one of Netflix’s best thrillers.

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The setup is simple: a Cat 5 storm hits a small town, flooding everything and unleashing blood-crazed sharks. It delivers some solid chaos, decent effects, and a few gnarly kills. Plus, it doesn’t take itself too seriously and keeps things moving with a short runtime. But the downside? Weak characters, rough acting, and nothing that really sets it apart from better shark movies already out there. Some scenes (especially the “serious” moments) just don’t land at all.

Overall: not terrible, but not worth going out of your way for. If you want a better version of this vibe, Under Paris does it better.

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From Funny to Painful FAST | Balls Up Review

Full review on all streaming platforms!

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mostly-low-budget-movie-reviews-with-clarence/id1576804444

https://open.spotify.com/show/7xVJ2hT9tAle9fqz3iomCP?si=X14c_Hp4RbuPpXyqa4HFzw

Balls Up had potential… but fumbles hard. Outside of a funny opening and a few laughs from Sacha Baron Cohen, this buddy comedy is mostly dated jokes, weak chemistry, and a messy story. Mark Wahlberg does his usual thing—but there’s just nothing here to elevate. Easy skip.

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Went into Michael thinking it would play it safe—and yeah… it kinda does. This isn’t a deep, hard-hitting biopic. It’s more of a celebration of Michael Jackson’s rise, his music, and those iconic moments we all know.

Jafar Jackson absolutely delivers—vocals, movement, presence—it feels authentic. Colman Domingo as Joe Jackson? Intense. You feel that pressure and fear the whole time.

The biggest issue? It stays surface-level. It touches on interesting parts of Michael’s life but never really digs in. Critics are killing it for that—but honestly, I get what the movie was going for.

At the end of the day, it’s about the music, the nostalgia, and that feeling MJ gave us. And yeah… it works.

Not perfect, but fans will enjoy it.

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