
Best of 2022: Joel Winstead’s Top 10 Films
Joel Winstead looks back on his favorite movies of 2022.
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Joel Winstead looks back on his favorite movies of 2022.
The smash hit of the summer, “Top Gun: Maverick,” has arrived on 4K Ultra HD loaded with extras.
Norwegian horror films are continually making their stamp on the zeitgeist, and Eskil Vogt’s “The Innocents” is the latest to do so.
Director Sam Raimi’s fingerprints are all over “Multiverse of Madness,” making for a thrilling and scary new chapter in the MCU.
With top-notch animation and a message that will hit home with parents and children, “The Bad Guys” is a hit.
While “Marry Me” almost elevates itself above its peers, it ultimately falls victim to genre tropes and is unable to nail down its tone.
“Scream” continues Wes Craven’s legacy with a story that is just as clever and suspenseful as its predecessors.
Following a predictable plot with formulaic action, “The 355” fumbles the potential of a talented cast.
Peter Dinklage and company have delivered one of the best films of 2021 that will sing and dance its way into your heart.
“Old” releases on Blu-ray on Oct. 19, and M. Night Shyamalan fans will want to bring this one home
“The Guilty” proves itself to be a worthy foreign remake, putting a relevant American twist on its source material that makes it feel fresh.
“Dear Evan Hansen” is an effective story about isolation and redemption, with crowd-pleasing songs and devastating performances.
Inside The Film Room’s Joel Winstead recently spoke with “Dear Evan Hansen” director Stephen Chbosky ahead of the film’s release. Read the full Q&A!
“Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes” and “The Sadness” recently played at Fantasia Film Festival, and Joel Winstead is breaking them down.
“Old” has enough thrills and kills to satisfy genre fans, and enough earnestness from Shyamalan to possibly bring some betrayed fans back into the fold.
In his first feature, writer-director Michael Sarnoski has crafted a compelling and intriguing film with an incredibly watchable performance from Nicolas Cage.