When thinking of the famous horror icons, we often think of Freddy Kruger, Jason Voorhees and of course Michael Myers. Every now and then you'll hear people throw in a Ghostface, Chucky and Pinhead but Freddy, Jason and Michael might be considered the triumvirate of the legendary horror icons. However, there is one that is … Continue reading Review: ‘Candyman’ is aesthetically gorgeous and sadistically violent →

You see a movie with the title Reminiscence and it's hard for anyone to not have their interest a little bit peaked. Add that with the star power of Hugh Jackman and having the film set in a dystopian future where Earth looks like it's on the brink of ceasing to exist sounds like a … Continue reading Review: ‘Reminiscence’ is an erotic film noir, that somehow doesn’t feel like its own thing →

It feels like Free Guy came out ages ago, considering the very first trailer for this movie was released in December of 2019. But what's so great about the marketing of Free Guy is that with all the delays and push back because of the COVID-19 pandemic, they took serious advantage of that and applied … Continue reading Review: ‘Free Guy’ is the best video game movie that’s not based on a video game →

David Ayer's Suicide Squad was met with a monstrous financial gain but wasn't so much a critical gain from the critics or from the fans, for the majority of course. It was Warner Bros. attempt on creating their own Guardians of the Galaxy with a bunch of rouge and lethal villains to team up and … Continue reading Review: ‘The Suicide Squad’ is James Gunn’s best movie →

Disney has had somewhat a success with taking certain attractions from their parks and adapting it into a movie. They've had huge financial success and somewhat mediocre success from the critics with the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise (particularly with the films that followed Curse of the Black Pearl). But the rest never got the … Continue reading Review: ‘Jungle Cruise’ is an enjoyable and adventurous river voyage →

The career of M. Night Shyamalan is one of the fascinating case studies of a filmmaker that had a strong promise in the beginning but got way too much in his own mind and started to dip off drastically. He struck box office gold and critical success with his first big feature film with The … Continue reading Review: M. Night Shyamalan’s new movie ‘Old’ will not age well →

Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins is acting as the third G.I. Joe movie in order to reboot the franchise by giving it's most popular character in Snake Eyes by giving him an origin story and telling the story how the G.I. Joe became what they eventually became. The two G.I. Joe movies we've gotten with G.I. … Continue reading Review: ‘Snake Eyes’ is action packed, slick & fun summer entertainment →

Fast forward 20-30 years from now, The Purge franchise will build up a stronger and more beloved reputation and will be looked back on as something really special and unique in the realm of Hollywood filmmaking. Granted, none of these movies are "Oscar worthy" nor are they intended to be a completely groundbreaking. That said, … Continue reading Review: ‘The Forever Purge’ is a sadistic and glorious American nightmare →

The Fast and Furious franchise is a very interesting series to pick apart because how the movies started is a drastic shift to where the franchise is at now. The first four Fast and the Furious movies focus more on the street racing aspects, and while there is charm within the characters like Dom, Brian … Continue reading Review: ‘F9’ is a silly operatic superhero movie →

We all know the beauty and magic that a good Pixar movie is able to feature in practically any of their feature films. Even the ones that are less than quality or sub-par there's always some element that you could pull from that evokes some dazzle of Disney magic. Everybody has their favorite Pixar movie … Continue reading Review: ‘Luca’ is an over abundance of charm and joy, wrapped in a coming of age tale →