Dann Gire is an instructor of Cinema and Speech at Loyola University Chicago and a critic for the Daily Herald in Chicago, Illinois. With a focus on local film reviews, Dann provides insightful and detailed analysis of movies, covering a range of genres and themes.
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By: Dann Gire
“Twisters” — 3 starsBy the time the Godzilla of tornadoes arrives during the film’s spectacular climax, “Twisters” seems to be less a sequel to Jan de Bont’s fun-filled 1996 thrill...
“Alien: Romulus” — 3 stars An undisciplined, maddening, exhilarating grab-bag of goop, greatness and grateness, Fede Alvarez's “Alien: Romulus” should
By: Dann Gire
“Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” — 2.5 starsIf “Beetlejuice” was made from fresh-squeezed originality, then “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” would be a watery sequel reconstituted from creativit...
By: Dann Gire
“Speak No Evil” — 3 starsThe most chilling element to be found in James Watkins’ ultra-slow-fuse, bleakly comic thriller “Speak No Evil” hits with a force more brutal than a hammer c...
By: Dann Gire
“Francis Ford Coppola’s Megalopolis: A Fable” — 3 starsI have a theory on why Francis Ford Coppola’s anxiously awaited first movie in 13 years turns out to be such a bombastically epi...
If Steven Spielberg directed an ABC TV After School Movie written by Stephen King, it would be a smarter, scarier and better constructed horror tale than “Monster Summer.”
By: Dann Gire
“The Outrun” — 2 starsNora Fingscheidt’s contemplative and cluttered biographical drama “The Outrun” adds a little bit of individuality to the cinematic canon of struggling substanc...
A great horror movie dwells deep within Parker Finn's enigmatic “Smile 2,” fighting to come out like Margaret Qualley struggling hard to emerge from Demi Moore's grossly split backside in “The Substance.”
“Conclave” — 3.5 stars If the Academy Awards ever created a special Oscar for “Best Performance by a Furrowed Brow,” Ralph Fiennes would
By: Dann Gire
“Here” — 2 stars“Here” is a conceptually daring but tiresome gimmick movie, a virtually plotless, visually busy anthology of nonintersecting stories spanning zillions of years, and we ...
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