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Peppermint Review
I feel it is a rite of passage for every actor to eventually get their revenge movie. Truthfully, these action-heavy revenge flicks often bring actors out of slumps. After a string of bland roles
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The Happytime Murders Review
Imagine this – A puppet movie that is crass to the point of shocking. No, not Team America World Police. Let me try that again. A throwback to old detective movies except you pair
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Alpha Review
Before you read this review, you should know my existing bias. I’m a cat person. There are several reasons for this, but it all comes down to the low maintenance aspect. So, upon seeing
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The Meg Review
I have a confession. I love shark movies. I view them the same way most people view the Fast and Furious franchise. I know they’re bad, but I can never resist watching them. Sadly,
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Mission: Impossible Fallout Review
The Mission Impossible franchise truly make a case for big budget sequels. Outside of one weak iteration early on, the movies are consistent surprises that we’ve enjoyed on the big screen for the past
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Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again Review
Here we go again indeed. It’s been 10 years since Mamma Mia first hit the big screen. Fun fact: It was actually released the same weekend as The Dark Knight. Mamma Mia managed to
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Skyscraper Review
Dwayne Johnson has had more than his fair share of time in the jungle. Now, he’s taking on the concrete jungle in Skyscraper, the latest from writer/director Rawson Marshall Thurber who brought us Dodgeball
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Ant-Man and the Wasp Review
It’s been a few months since the events of Marvel’s Infinity War. The Avengers have been brought to their knees and the known universe has suffered its fair share of losses. So, what follows
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Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Review
I’d like to lightly paraphrase Dr. Ian Malcolm in regards to Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom being made, or truly any Jurassic Park sequel. “Your (producers) were so preoccupied with whether or not they could,
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Tag Review
Schoolyard games can now be adapted into full-length feature films now apparently. Though Tag isn’t just about the game we all played as children, it’s “inspired by a true story” about older men that
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