H.G. Wells’ War Of The Worlds has to be among one of the most adapted science fiction novels ever written. I can recall seven off the top of my head–including the subject of this post–though I’m reasonably certain there’re a few that have escaped my notice. This version takes place in various countries in Europe–of […]
If you’ve seen monster movies like Underwater you probably noticed that they’re not exactly known for their complexity. And that’s fine–not every movie needs complexity–though it’s also nice to see filmmakers try to do something atypical with the concept every once in awhile. Which leads me to Willian Eubank’s Underwater, which on the face of […]
Major Spoilers Below This is my second review for Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala’s The Lodge–the first consisted mainly of praise for the movie–though this time I really dedicated myself to an interpretation. The first time around I also didn’t want to spoil it for anyone who hadn’t seen it, but it’s been on Hulu […]
Sam Mendes’ (Skyfall, Spectre) 1979 is a very good war film, though rarely ever feels as unrestrained, as chaotic as it needs (and likely should) to be. Somewhere in the ballpark of 40 million people died in World War I though trench warfare was a particularly brutal aspect of that war, with an instance of […]
I don’t typically review more than a movie at a time, but considering what I’m working with I figure that I would make an exception because these two movies are essentially the same, except for “minor” details. And while that detail isn’t a small thing, it’s not enough of a differentiator to warrant a separate […]
I recently saw Alita: Battle Angel (or as I like to call it: Battle Angel: Alita) and while I’m unfamiliar with the anime it’s based upon I have to say that that there’s something…off about it. It has everything it needs to be an event… but somehow it’s not. Everyone behind the camera, from James […]
Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala’s The Lodge is probably one of the best psychological horror movies I’ve seen in quite awhile, so much so that I’m reluctant to spoil it for anyone who hasn’t yet seen it (which is why the review below is the first part of two; where I discuss why I think […]
