The Invisible Man materializes
The film utilized the technique of invisibility well even with a smaller budget when compared to other horror films… continue reading
Sci-Fi
Color Out of Space is most certainly a Nicolas Cage movie
‘Color Out of Space’ is a manic, ultra-pink weird Lovecraftian horror oddshow… continue reading
Underwater Review
Derivative but effective… continue reading
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker may be the most fan service movie of all time
‘Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker’ is in summary cheesy but entertaining… continue reading
Terminator: Dark Fate is action-packed fun
It’s a little light on story but the effects and action are terrific… continue reading
Ad Astra Review :: Ad Astra sends Brad Pitt to infinity and beyond
In space, no one can hear you snore… continue reading
Spider-Man: Far from Home is full of surprises, action and heart
Marvel Studios continues to show they care about the character of Peter Parker… continue reading
Men in Black: International is a hollow attempt at reviving a popular franchise
It isn’t a terrible film, but there isn’t anything to love about the movie either… continue reading
Dark Phoenix Review :: Dark Phoenix brings the X-Men cycle to an end
At least until Disney and Marvel integrate them into the MCU proper… continue reading
Brightburn Review :: Brightburn delivers the gore, but lacks a strong story
‘Brightburn’ asks the question: What if a being from another planet, like Superman, was evil instead of good?… continue reading
Avengers: Endgame is a bittersweet ode to the Marvel movies & fans
‘Avengers: Endgame’ actually pulls it off and leaves you satisfied and wanting more… continue reading
Captain Marvel makes a solid debut
Not the greatest of the Marvel output, but still a heck of a lot of fun… continue reading
Happy Death Day 2U repeats the first film with a new twist
The film used a lot of scenes from the first movie, but it managed to feel new… continue reading
Alita: Battle Angel is visually spectacular
But unless you’re a fan of the source, the rest may leave you cold… continue reading
Glass may test your patience
The ‘final’ chapter of M. Night Shyamalan’s superhero trilogy may be the most divisive film of 2019, and it’s only January… continue reading