Movie Review: Game Over, Man!
I’m curious what unholy contract Netflix has with Adam Devine. After watching Workaholics and movies like Pitch Perfect, they probably thought it was worth a …
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Movie Review: The Ritual
The success of the ritual greatly depended on when it was released. Were this 1998, this movie would have been a super scary story about …
Movie Review: Mute
Duncan Jones had been an interesting filmmaker to me, and not just because David Bowie (RIP) is his dad. Since he burst onto the scene …
Movie Review: When We First Met
Ah, the time travel rom com. 15+ movies and counting. The concept of time and romantic connection has long since been studied and run into …
Movie Review: Before I Wake
Since Paranormal Activity, Blumhouse Productions has helped stabilize and elevate the horror genre. It has also launched several promising horror careers, including one of my …
Movie Review: A Futile and Stupid Gesture
Once I saw the Jennifer Lopez hosted Saturday Night Live in the early 2000s, I knew that the world of comedy was one I wanted …
Movie Review: The Cloverfield Paradox
I find it strange that Cloverfield turned into a franchise. Must be the power of monsters and JJ Abrams. The Cloverfield Paradox sorta fits into …
Movie Review: Mudbound
Netflix is so puzzling. It’s pushing Bright as its first foray into big blockbuster filmmaking, hoping it will be a critical and commercial success. That …
Movie Review: Gerald’s Game
I’ve said it before here many times, and I’ll continue to say it: I LOVE where the horror genre is at in 2017. Blumhouse productions …
Movie Review: Okja
Bong Joon Ho is in a war with Chan-wook Park for the title of best living director from Korea. Park stormed out of the gate …