This day next week is the biggest day in all of Hollywood, the Oscars, but more specifically the 94th Academy Awards. It's an exciting time for all film fans just to see your favorite films take home statues in excellence. However, with every Oscars ceremony, there's always snubs or movies that should taken home the … Continue reading The 20 best movies that never scored a Best Picture win or nomination →

Nowadays you'll have a your typical horror movie, but then every now and then you'll have an A24 horror movie and that's where things really get more interesting. No disrespect to the more mainstream horror movies from other studios like Warner Bros., Blumhouse, New Line or others because there certainly have been great horror pictures … Continue reading Review: A24’s ‘X’ is what horror should strive to be →

We all love a good action movie. We love a great comedy. Heck, who doesn't love a good romance movie? Put all of those ingredients in a blender and you might have a hit on your hands. It's genre that's had it fair share of misses, but from an overall scope of things, rom-coms are … Continue reading Review: Sandra Bullock & Channing Tatum make ‘The Lost City’ make this rom/action-comedy even more special →

If the name Cyrano de Bergerac doesn't ring a bell, then you have nothing to be ashamed of. On the other hand, if you're a film fan or just a massive consumer of theatre, then you have no to blame but yourself. While there was a real Cyrano de Bergerac, the "character" was then fictionalized … Continue reading Review: ‘Cyrano’ is the kind of love story we need more of →

A title doesn't make a movie good or bad. A title is simply a marketing tool just like a poster, TV spot or a movie trailer. Be that as it may, the title Dog is so embarrassingly unoriginal that it's amazing we went from dog movies with much clever titles like Marley & Me, Beethoven, … Continue reading Review: Simple and basic, ‘Dog’ still surprisingly works →

It's a shame that James Gunn's The Suicide Squad wasn't a bigger hit at the box office. Critically, it was almost universally celebrated by everybody, including the people who aren't die hard fans of the source material. There's many factors why The Suicide Squad failed to live up to its box office potential, whether it's … Continue reading Review: DC’s ‘Peacemaker’ is the best thing they’ve put out in years →

Aside from the constant lockdowns and the consistent delays, Uncharted was one that experienced production hell even before filming commenced. There have also been many directors that abandoned the project, names such as David O. Russell, Seth Gordon, Shawn Levy, Dan Trachtenberg, Travis Knight until finally Ruben Fleischer got the gig. Before Tom Holland was … Continue reading Review: ‘Uncharted’ infuses some light in a dead genre →

The murder mystery genre is perhaps one of the most rich and intriguing genres that's ever existed and for good reason. They allow us to be absorbed by something other than our own concerns, which can then lead us satisfied and deeply curious. We've a sort of resurgence with the murder mystery genre in films … Continue reading Review: ‘Death on the Nile’ has strong murder, classy visuals but a weak ensemble →

It's hard to believe that the Jackass gang have been getting smacked in the balls, blowing stuff up and screwing with random bystanders for 20 years. First starting off as a TV show for about three seasons, the Jackass franchise found strength in succeeding with multiple movies, various spin-offs and even a video game. Suffice … Continue reading Review: It’s one last oorah with the ‘Jackass’ gang →

Aside from Roland Emmerich's recent comments regarding the status of MCU, DC and Star Wars films, Emmerich has a list of movies that can considering wins. Whether we like it or not, Roland Emmerich certainly has a lot of missteps as a filmmaker, whether it's Independence Day: Resurgence, Godzilla or the disaster that was 10,000 … Continue reading Review: ‘Moonfall’ is dumb, dopey and ridiculous but that’s kind of what makes it special →