Author: Matt Bullions
Matt Bullions is an avid film lover living in Pittsburgh, PA. He holds a degree in Journalism and Communications, and is a founding member of the Pittsburgh Film Critics Association. He also writes reviews for books and theatre. Matt joined Salt Lake Film Review in March 2018 as a contributing writer. He can be found at @shutupmatt.bsky.social on BlueSky, @whymattwhy on Instagram and @_shutupmatt on Twitter.
“Suspiria,” Is Equal Parts Gorgeous And Sickening To Watch
“Bad Times At The El Royale,” Just Isn’t Weird Enough
“First Man,” Is Proficiently Made, But A Chore to Sit Through
“The Old Man & the Gun,” Is A Tribute to A Legendary Film Career
“Halloween,” Is More Than An Average Slasher
“The Hate U Give,” Is Thought-Provoking
“Venom,” Is Not A Complete Disaster
“A Star Is Born,” Is Emotionally Rich As Oscar Season Officially Begins
“Life Itself,” Is A Disaster
“Juliet, Naked,” Is Absolutely Delightful
“Peppermint,” Is A Bland Action-Thriller
“A Simple Favor,” Is A Hilarious Black Comedy
“Searching,” Is Uniquely Thrilling
“Dog Days,” Is Mostly Smiles and Tail-Wagging
“Slender Man,” Is One of the Worst Films of 2018
“Crazy Rich Asians,” Is Two Hours of Pure, Fun Beauty
“The Miseducation of Cameron Post,” Is An Eye-Opening Message
“Eighth Grade,” Is One of the Better Films This Year
