Category: MOVIE REVIEWS

Pretty decent remake. Could have been about 30 minutes longer to give some of the scenes room to breath. I loved the score.

Completely forgettable. A bad copy of a copy of the dozen or so better movies it ripped off. The worst kind of movie in my book.

Another fun trip through the ultra violent world of John Wick. I could watch this stuff every day. Can’t wait for Chapter 3!

A fitting end to one of, if not the best reboot trilogies I can think of. Andy Serkis’ work in this movie is just on a whole new level. I hope they find a way to keep the series going on and on.

Enjoyable and creative zombie movie. The lead actress was very good but I just wish the zombie makeups were a little more detailed.

Spider-Man is fun again! I loved all the tie-ins to the previous MCU movies and I felt Keaton’s Vulture was the most relatable villain yet in one of these movies.

Lots of laughs and in-jokes for comic book/superhero movie fans. Nothing made me laugh harder than seeing Zan, Jayna, and Gleek.

Dreadful adaptation of the anime classic. Everything about the world felt cheap and empty.

A good zombie history lesson if you are new to the genre. I wish it spent more time on some more lesser known movies.

I don’t know if this movie was trying to be more like EX MACHINA or SPECIES. All I know is that way too much talent was wasted on screen for this boring of a movie.

Everyone should watch this and be very afraid for our country. We have to support free press even when you don’t like what its covering.

I wish the filmmakers spent more time on classic poster history rather than mostly focusing on the new wave of Mondo inspired posters.

I’m a sucker for sci-fi horror movies. For the most part the characters acted the way you expect scientists would act (I’m looking at you Prometheus). Cool creature designs and a fun ending. Overall it was pretty good.

Pretty informative documentary about the crazy birth of Image Comics. Its good to see even after some rough patches that Image survived and is thriving today.

A warts and all look at Sandy Collora, director of the amazing 2003 short film Batman: Dead End. You have to admire the guy for never giving up.