Fantastic Fest: Day 2 – In the Tall Grass
Filmmakers have been venturing into the dark corners of Stephen King’s mind now more than ever. None more than Netlfix, whose particular obsession with the legendary author has brought us both 1922 and...
Fantastic Fest: Day 1 – First Love
Takashi Miike’s latest film, First Love, is the answer to the question; what kind of film would Quentin Tarantino and Guy Ritchie make if they were the same person. First Love centers around a select...
Fantastic Fest: Day 1 – JoJo Rabbit
Taika Waititi latest film has had a tough birth. With the script written in 2012, before What We Do In The Shadows, Thor: Ragnarok wasn’t even on the table at Marvel yet, had made Wititi a household name and...
The Boys: Blood, Guts, and Crazy
Years ago, legendary comic writer, Garth Ennis, decided to team up with the equally as legendary artist, Darick Robertson to create a little known comic series simply titled, The Boys. The comic was a far from...
Avengers Endgame: a massive, epic, masterpiece
Eleven years ago, Tony Stark built a suit of armor out of a box of scraps in a cave. Walking into Avengers: End Game, the grand finale to last year’s epic Avengers: Infinity War as well as the first decade...
Captain Marvel lower, slower, and falls flat
For those who don’t know the character of Captain Marvel “higher, further, faster” is legitimately the best way to describe her. Gifted with incredible powers that made her one of the most powerful...
Glass; tense, engaging, and fun
I sometimes like the audience as Alice In Wonderland when I sit down before an M. Night Shyamalan film. “Tumbling through the looking glass” bares special credence when watching Shyamalan’s new film,...
Aquaman swims with the best of them
Despite what The Big Bang Theory will have you believe, Aquaman, is every bit as great as Green Lantern, Batman, and Superman - if not better than all of them. Unlike being driven by duty, ethics, or a sense...
Robin Hood: A fast, crazy, misfire
One of the reasons that Robin Hood (2018) is premiering 110 years after the first Robin Hood film, the 1908 film, Robin Hood and His Merry Men, is that some of the greatest actors and filmmakers have brought...
Hunter Killer: A Wet Mess Of A Film
Dracula 2000 will be remembered more for being one of Gerard Butler’s first feature roles more than being a good movie. Because it was anything but. Poor directing, bad acting, even worse dialogue. Butler...