Author: chris

A trashy video game movie made by people that never played a video game in their lives.

Still tons of fun and a ridiculous amount of mostly cgi blood. I wish someone would edit both movies together into one glorious orgy of violence.

After 20 years of waiting it’s still hard to believe this movie finally came out and I actually liked it. They sure crammed in a ton of story from the long running comic series into this movie. This movie also had the most seamless integration of live actors and cgi...

Thrilling and nerve racking at the same time. I wish I could have watched this in the theater on a giant screen.

A fairly bland retelling of a fairly important chapter in the history of American politics and media.

A tight and well acted thriller. I didn’t really like the ending at first but the more I thought about it the better I liked it.

Like all good documentaries I came away from this one with a list of interesting movies I need to watch. And you really should support what Shudder is doing for genre films in general. Its the best $50 a year you can spend.

It felt a little too light on story and rushed compared the first part released a few months ago.

If you took out all the horror elements I think this would still be a really good WWII movie. You can see how this was supposed to connect to the Cloverfield Universe, I just wish they stuck to their guns and did it.

In my option this added absolutely nothing to the Conjuring Universe. I didn’t see any point whatsoever.

I haven’t watched this since it’s initial release and I was shocked by how much this movie annoyed me. The sluggish pace and Shyamalan’s endless showing off drove me crazy. And the title cards at the end are just ridiculous.

I’ve warmed up a bit to this movie since its initial release. Magneto has the most interesting story arc here by far. I totally forgot about The Weapon X segment and that gave me a good laugh.

I really enjoyed this re-watch. There’s some very interesting ideas at play and it bums me out that we’ll never get to see the final chapter to David’s story now since Disney bought Fox.

Probably the mostly aptly named movie ever made. Stephen Groo has earned his place in history right next to Mark Borchardt – two guys with ambitions that outpace their budgets.

The story never really grabbed me but the look of the film was very good.