Alexis Stewart
Alexis Stewart is a film critic for InReview. She is a sharp critic, a sucker for clever writing, and a political junkie. She has graduated from Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts with a Bachelor's degree in English/Communications and has fiction writing published in MCLA's Spires and Speculative 66.
All About The Journey | “Looney Tunes: Back in Action” (2003) Movie Review
Showtime, Baby! | “The Boss Baby” (2017) Movie Review
Six Features “Grand Theft Auto VI” Should Have | Column from the Critic
Platinum Parody | “Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story” 2007 Movie Review
Get Over Here! | “Mortal Kombat” 2021 Movie Review
A True Popcorn Movie | “Mortal Kombat” 1995 Movie Review
Elementary, My Dear Reader | “Enola Holmes” 2020 Netflix Movie Review
New Kind Of Adult Cartoon | “Close Enough” Seasons 1 And 2 HBO Max Series Review
A Solid Kick | “The Karate Kid” 2010 Movie Review
The Final Stretch: My 2020 Year InReview | Column from the Critic
It’s A Wonderful Sequel | “Wonder Woman 1984” Movie Review
Christmas With Krampus | “Krampus” 2015 Movie Review
Welcome to the Jingle | “Jingle All the Way” 1996 Movie Review
A Nostalgic Critique | “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” 2000 Movie Review
It’s Great, Perhaps | “Looking For Alaska” 2019 Hulu Series Review Review
Classic Burton | “Beetlejuice” 1988 Movie Review
A Simple Film | “A Simple Wish” 1997 Movie Review
Men Ruined Ghostbusters | “Ghostbusters” 2016 Movie Review
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