J.W. Stepp

J.W. Stepp
J.W. Stepp's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer® when published at the following Tomatometer-approved publication(s): Washington Star
Publications: Washington Star

Movie Reviews Only

T-Meter Title | Year
91% Cat People (1942) A degree of suspense has been attained, which certainly is better than par for this type of production. - Washington Star EDIT
Read More | Posted Oct 16, 2020
No Score Yet Calling Dr. Gillespie (1942) That Tommy Dorsey knows well the tastes of his followers need hardly be mentioned at this time or any other. - Washington Star EDIT
Read More | Posted Jun 24, 2020
No Score Yet The Crystal Ball (1943) As for the effect of the film's incidental -- it is surely incidental -- content, it is the same as that of a shiny bauble from the leftover counter of Woolworth's. - Washington Star EDIT
Read More | Posted Jun 9, 2020
90% The Wolf Man (1941) This vehicle features Lom Chaney, jr., as a rather pathetic, and certainly unawesomely made-up. werewolf as the Thing which severs innocents' jugular veins in the mists of English moors. - Washington Star EDIT
Read More | Posted Apr 13, 2020
No Score Yet Miss Annie Rooney (1942) If one were to search for the most outstanding qualities marking the new Shirley Temple, her ability to be natural would be the most arresting factor. - Washington Star EDIT
Read More | Posted Jan 22, 2020