Sometimes I wonder if Hollywood executives bother to listen to the fictional characters they help to create. For example, I think whenever a director or screenwriter, or one of those Hollywood bigwigs sits down to give the thumbs up/down to… Read More ›
Of all the movies that released in 2022 (as of this review), Don’t Worry Darling have got to be the most disappointing of them all. For those that are wondering, I’ve seen 29 films this year. The two worst films… Read More ›
Fresh stars Sebastian Stan (aka the MCU’s Winter Soldier, aka Bucky Barnes) and Daisy Edgar-Jones (Kya from Where the Crawdads Sing). The film narrative focuses on the horrors of modern dating seen through the eye of Edgar-Jones’ character. The film’s… Read More ›
When Hostel (2005) and Turistas (2006) came out, I was convinced that I should never travel abroad. Besides, why should I have to cross an ocean or border when there are horrific things that could happen to me while I’m… Read More ›
I always knew I’d turn into one of those grumpy old men that shake their fists at the younger generation. It only took 94 minutes of watching Director Halina Reijn’s Bodies Bodies Bodies (2022) for me to go full on… Read More ›
If you’re looking for a supernatural thriller to entertain you this summer, my pick currently is The Black Phone, directed by Scott Derrickson and adapted from Joe Hill’s short story by the same name. The film follows Finney Shaw, a… Read More ›
After 14 years, over 20 movies, and a handful of television shows Marvel Studios has released its first horror film in their superhero franchise. To mark this occasion, Marvel Studios was able to get Sam Raimi, known for The Evil… Read More ›
Growing up, Michael Keaton was my Batman. Val Kilmer, George Clooney, and growly voiced Christian Bale had nothing when pitted up against Keaton’s rendition. Don’t get me started on Batfleck, ugh. There was something about Keaton’s portrayal of Bruce Wayne… Read More ›
When I was a child, I wanted to be a Ghostbuster when I grew up. Heck, if I was given the opportunity today to put one of those uniforms and strap on a proton pack I wouldn’t hesitate. I think I… Read More ›
After 11 years and eight films starring as Natasha Romanoff, Scarlett Johansson finally headlines her own solo film. Black Widow (2021) follows immediately after the events of Captain America: Civil War (2016) where the Avengers have broken up. Romanoff is… Read More ›
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