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The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard Review
Just in case you don’t remember, The Hitman’s Bodyguard (starring Ryan Reynolds and Samuel L. Jackson) was an actual movie released in August 2017. It was enough of a success to warrant a sequel
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The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It Review
Eight years ago, director James Wan introduced the world to The Conjuring and the story of Ed and Lorraine Warren. That movie cemented itself as a new classic in horror, which meant only one
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A Quiet Place Part II Review
One of the first major movies pushed back into oblivion because of the pandemic, was this unexpected (unwanted?) sequel to 2018’s surprise horror hit, A Quiet Place. We were supposed to get this movie
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Mortal Kombat Review
My love for Mortal Kombat started in my early teenage years, when the only gas station in town (VIP) added a new arcade machine that took all too many of my quarters. This fandom
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Godzilla vs Kong Review
I used to read the newspaper for fun. This was back when newspapers existed and I was still young (in body and heart). The issue I looked forward to the most was Friday’s Weekend
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Zack Snyder’s Justice League Review
I’ve written the background of this movie to death. But, like any dead comic character, it can come back whenever the writer feels. When Justice League was released in November 2017, I was just
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2021 Sundance Mini Reviews and Final Ranking
Sundance is over and I’ve seen so many films recently, that the past week has become my own coming-of-age story. There’s still no solid wide movie release schedule for 2021, so it’s nice to
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2021 Sundance Mini Reviews Part 2
Sundance movies are an eclectic mixed bag and it’s so much fun to be a part of the unpredictable nature of the festival. This year’s festival was cut down from the standard week and
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2021 Sundance Mini Reviews Part 1
It’s time once again for the annual Sundance Film Festival. This year’s festival is an entirely different experience from the typical slushy Park City streets and the hours long lines standing among a few
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Wonder Woman 1984 Review
The 1984 in the title to this Wonder Woman sequel makes it feel like that’s the last time any of us went to the movies regularly. In fact, this movie was originally slated to
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