Spooky season is here and whether it's trick-or-treating, parties and staying in watching a ton of slasher flicks, Halloween is an exciting time of year, but what's really special about this holiday is the wide selection of horror movies to watch. Ghost movies, slasher flicks, monster movies or even something more paranormal, the horror genre … Continue reading Horror movies ranked from worst too best →

Fans of Dune, in regards to the books and even the David Lynch version, gush about it in their circle but in the grand scheme of things, Dune isn't as recognizable of an IP as people want it to be and it's a shame that it isn't. Frank Herbert's novel is unbelievably dense that's packed … Continue reading Review: The scope of ‘Dune’ will change your life →

Everybody has their favorite director or a director who they claim to be as one of the greatest of all time. The most common names you'll hear are Steven Spielberg, Martin Scorsese, Quentin Tarantino and even nowadays you'll hear throw out the name Christopher Nolan, and there's weight if one were to claim him as … Continue reading Review: ‘The Last Duel’ is a haunting and brutal medieval epic →

It's certainly a beloved franchise, but the Halloween franchise might be the most popular and infamous horror series in history, and Michael Myers just might be the most iconic character of all the famous movie serial killers. He might not be as innovative as Freddy Krueger, or as a sympathetic mommy's boy with Jason Voorhees, … Continue reading Review: ‘Halloween Kills’ works the best when Michael Myers is on screen →

When Daniel Craig was first announced as the new 007, people were not on board with it. Why? Well, because every other Bond actor (from Connery, Moore, Dalton and Brosnan) all had brown hair and dark eyes. In the case for Daniel Craig, he had blonder hair and blue eyes. If the internet were as … Continue reading Review: A toast to the greatest Bond in Daniel Craig in ‘No Time to Die’ →

A lot of questioning went into that first Venom movie that was released just a few short years ago. The biggest question being "can you really do a Venom movie without having Spider-Man in it?" and the answer to that question is 100% yes. The first Venom movie, while not super hot with the majority … Continue reading Review: ‘Venom: Let There Be Carnage’ delivers violence, craziness and unadulterated carange →

We all love a great hero to root for. Whether it's Tony Stark sacrificing his life at the end of Avengers: Endgame, John McClane defeating terrorists at the end of Die Hard or watching Simba take what's rightfully his at the end of The Lion King. Heroes are great and they give us a great … Continue reading The top 10 villains ranked from worst too best. →

The biggest news that's circling around this movie is the controversy surrounding Ben Platt's age, who's a 27 year-old playing a senior in high school. The notion of casting actors that are in their mid to late 20s playing characters in high school has happened more often than one might think. The biggest and maybe … Continue reading Review: ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ has wonderful music and not much else →

When it comes to modern horror filmmakers, James Wan is, arguably, the greatest modern mainstream horror director that's currently working. Obviously, there's filmmakers like Ari Aster, Robert Eggers and Guillermo del Toro who are terrific horror directors, but their names only apply to a niche audience that doesn't reach a wider stream level. Jordan Peele … Continue reading Review: ‘Malignant’ is a terrifying, bizarre and absolute wild horror ride →

It's great to see the MCU experiment itself with other sub genres within it's own genre. This has been a creative decision that they've been doing long before Avengers: Endgame was released, but it's been much more prominent with each passing phase. Avengers: Endgame and especially the first Ant-Man would be classified as heist flicks. … Continue reading Review: A new MCU legend has been born and his name is Shang-Chi →