Fantastic Four – Review
A misfire? Sure, but hardly the monstrosity many have made it out to be.
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The Veil – Review
“Some Shrouds Obscure The End Of The World. “ Phil Joanou’s The Veil isn’t a particularly good movie, though it’s least interesting (and before I begin in earnest I have to mention the cinematography of Steeven Petitteville–according to IMDB and the movie’s credits that’s how his–I assume he’s a he–name is spelled–does great lighting. His work […]
The Revenant – Review
“”The Revenant” is perhaps one of the most harrowing adventure movies that I have ever seen.”
We Need To Talk About Kevin – Review
Now this is a horror movie (in perhaps the truest sense of the term). Lynn Ramsey’s We Need To Talk About Kevin isn’t necessarily a scary film, though don’t let the seemingly placid facade fool you, because here lie monsters. Though, unlike in most horror movies, these creatures don’t wear hockey masks or look like an experiment in […]
Goodnight Mommy – Review
Goodnight Mommy won the award for European Cinematographer in 2015 at the 28th annual European Film Awards and is also Austria’s entry for Best Foreign Film at the 2016 Academy Awards. The only problem with that whole Academy Award thing is Serverin Fiala and Veronika Franz’s film is a horror movie, and when do horror movies win Academy Awards? (The […]
Colony, Ep. 1 – Review
When we first meet Will Bowman (Josh Halloway) he’s preparing breakfast–or at least attempting to–for his family, that consists of his wife Katie (Sarah Wayne Callies, most recently of The Walking Dead) and three children, before he heads out to work. Though one of his sons is missing, and Will is doing all he can […]
Star Wars: The Force Awakens -Review
J.J. Abrams, the director of Star Wars: The Force Awakens had a pretty serious job ahead of him. In directed the latest Star Wars movies he had to manage to invigorate the franchise, while not alienating long-time fans of the movie. I’ve discussed this point and more below in my first video review. It’s a […]
The Ridiculous 6 – Review
“Not Nearly As Bad As It Could’ve–Or Even Should’ve–Been. Satire!” Harvey Keitel, Luke Wilson, Sam Buscemi, Nick Nolte, John Turturro…I don’t know how Adam Sandler did it, but his Netflix movie, The Ridiculous 6, has an insane amount of cameos by some really good actors (at this point I wouldn’t be shocked if Sam Jackson or […]
Jessica Jones-A-Thon: AKA Smile
“You don’t scare me. You’re not my first.”
-Clare Temple to Jessica Jones
Jessica Jones-A-Thon: AKA Take A Bloody Number
Jessica makes peace with Luke Cage, after he learns that Kilgrave isn’t a figment of her imagination. We also get a little more information as to how Jones got her abilities. And speaking of Cage, The more they show of him and his abilities, the more I want to see Iron Fist because as […]
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