Is it me, or do we get a new person behind the cowl every 5-6 years? I’m not mad though. Robert Pattinson took on the role in the latest installment titled The Batman, written and directed by Matt Reeves. You might know him for Dawn of The Planet of the Apes, War of The Planet of the Apes and Cloverfield. His take on the caped … Continue reading The Batman (2022) Review
Whatever you do, avoid Ed Gein: The Butcher of Plainfield. I had a feeling this movie was going to be bad but I didn’t know how bad. For those who don’t know, Ed Gein was a real person and one sick bastard. He inspired the creation of fictional villains such as Hannibal, Norman Bates, and Leatherface. Gein dug up graves, stole body parts, and violated … Continue reading The Butcher of Plainfield (2007) Review
Any film centered around Vietnam is bound to have a horrible backstory attached. Dead Presidents is no different. It may not be considered a scary movie but it’s a not-too-distant cousin. The story is about a veteran struggling to provide for his family. Anthony (Larenz Tate) delivered a captivating performance in this cult classic. Its one hell of a crime drama and an even better … Continue reading Dead Presidents (1995) Review
I have no idea what James Wan was smoking, but he needs to share. This is by far one of the worst projects I’ve seen from him. Malignant is fuckin’ ridiculous bro! Do not be fooled by the marketing, this is a dark comedy masquerading as a slasher. For a while I was unsure what time period the movie took place. Visually, it is 90s … Continue reading Malignant (2021) Review
This is a movie for Millennials not kids. Most children who are fifteen or younger probably don’t know who the hell Cruella de Vil is, let alone 101 Dalmatians. Disney must be getting desperate. However, this was a very entertaining movie. It has some super dark themes and was violent at times. As I said before, this will put kids, and even some adults to … Continue reading Cruella (2021) Review
Amy Adams has been involved with some of my favorite films. From Man of Steel to Arrival. One day I was on YouTube and came across the trailer for this Netflix original. When I saw Gary Oldman was involved, my mind was made up. The title tells you everything you need to know, except for why Anna Fox (Adams) doesn’t go outside. One of the … Continue reading The Woman In The Window (2021) Review
As a fan of shows like Power and The Deuce, my family recommended I check this out. At the time (2017), I was exhausted with seeing Black people as killers, drug dealers, and slaves. So, I put it off for about three years. Then in 2020, I saw people in my Facebook feed raving about how great Snowfall was. After watching a few episodes, I … Continue reading Snowfall (2017-) Season 1 Review
This show had me in my feelings. It packs a devastating gut punch. Your Honor displays both political and judicial corruption in its highest form. Bryan Cranston absolutely killed it as Michael Desiato. An altruistic judge charged with choosing family over justice. It’s an emotionally disturbing tale that will have you grinding your teeth in suspense. Just so you know, there are some racially charged … Continue reading Your Honor (2020-21) Review
What the hell did I watch? The trailer sold me one thing and I got a bag of flaming poop. Archenemy is a movie about a homeless man, Max Fist (Joe Manganiello), that claims to be a god-like being from another world. He says he is so powerful; he could punch a hole in reality. As a viewer, I thought I’d get to see him … Continue reading Archenemy (2020) Review
Zack Snyder is at it again! He’s left the world of men in tights for an Army of The Dead and it is glorious. When it comes to zombies, there’s not much you can do that people haven’t seen. Yet somehow, he managed to create a world where the undead horde possess a bit more nuance. A lot of thought was put into each frame … Continue reading Army of The Dead (2021) Review
