Movies
52/60 pts
RZA's One Spoon of Chocolate
On-line review · 52/60 pts
Attended a pre-screen, as it is set to open this weekend and all I can say is wow.
RZA's One Spoon of Chocolate (2026)
RZA's One Spoon of Chocolate (2026)
Pat G. · Apr 28, 2026
Attended a pre-screen, as it is set to open this weekend and all I can say is wow. It was one of the Mystery Monday Movies at Regal and have seen no marketing for this film. RZA, the leader of Wu-Tang Clan, tells the story of Unique, an ex-con, war hero, trying to restart his life in a small town in Ohio. This small town has a lot of skeletons in its closet as murders, disappearing people, corrupt cops, white supremacists and organ selling are all over the place.
As Unique (Shameik Moore) gets mixed up with the white supremacists, he begins to dig in and uncover many of the various issues within the town, which results in a major clash at the end. This story takes you on a wild ride that also makes you shake your head many times. I really enjoyed this film and hope it gets the respect it deserves. This one gets three and a half out of four Reese's Peanut Butter Cups!
I really enjoyed this film and hope it
More from Movies
Movies
39/60 pts
TIFF, from outside the hallway
Movies/Sep 13, 2026
A festival Sunday is a press release with better lighting
Toronto is four days in. The useful question is which pictures will still exist when the carpet comes up.
Movies
41/60 pts
Labor Day theatrical
Movies/Sep 7, 2026
A holiday matinee is still a better idea than a holiday algorithm
The multiplex is open. The offices are not. That split is the whole review of the day.
Movies
44/60 pts
September theatrical
Movies/Sep 2, 2026
September in a theater still beats September on the couch
The toys left town. The room is the feature. The movie has to earn the rest.
