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Pride and Prejudice and Zombies Review
Pride and Prejudice was first published in 1813. The novel is a clever commentary on class structure, upbringing and love. It had everything you could hope for in a romantic period novel…except for one
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Sundance 2016 Mini Reviews
Sundance has ended once again in another successful two week excursion of indie flicks. The big award winner, both in terms of audience and grand jury approval, was the revolutionary slave movie, Birth of
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The 5th Wave Review
I think I’ll put as much work into this review as the filmmakers did into the latest young adult novel adaptation. In The 5th Wave, Cassie (Chloe Moretz) recounts the events that brought on
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13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi Review
Michael Bay. The mention of him tends to bring on involuntary eye rolls and often some dry heaving. His name is little more than a hiss and a byword. Yet, in between his commonplace explosion-stravaganzas,
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The Forest Review
The first official movie of 2016 is The Forest starring Natalie Dormer (Game of Thrones, The Tudors, my dreams). A horror flick being released with little fanfare is something to worry about, as is
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Star Wars: The Force Awakens Review
As I sit here, reflecting on the movie I just saw, I am afraid to write this review. My weariness of the promotional oversaturation is no secret to those who know me. I just
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In the Heart of the Sea Review
I never bothered to read Herman Melville’s classic novel, Moby Dick. I’m 90% sure I read the Cliffs Notes version for a school project. Now, Ron Howard is giving us a movie showing the
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Krampus Review
We’re just two weeks away from the most anticipated movie of the year. Every other film has made way for the release of the 7th Star Wars movie, but there is one movie that
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Creed vs Victor Frankenstein vs Brooklyn
Happy Thanksgiving from Showtime Showdown! There are a ton of movies out to battle for your wallet as you try to escape from your awkward family. Creed I have to admit to something, which
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The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 Review
Harry Potter started the flurry of young adult adaptations and held the title for years. Many other would-be franchises tried to continue with the success, but the unfortunate (for us) successor was the Twilight
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