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‘Caddo Lake’ Review: M. Night Shyamalan’s ‘Gone Girl’-Inspired Thriller Delivers a Tragic Tale

To think a M. Night Shyamalan double feature this year might have been impossible, yet here we are! Previously this year, Shyamalan brought fans an unusual social media-breaking horror-thriller in Trap. While that film spawned countless memes and edits about Joshua Hartnett’s killer character, it still had some mature ideas. Its themes about family have … Read more

Will A ‘Transformers One’ Sequel Happen?

On September 20th, Transformers One released in theaters and it was a harsh start for the auto bots as they opened to only $26.3M domestically and $39M globally. Becoming the worst opening for the entire franchise, which ended up being very disappointing considering the high quality this film had an the buzz for a sequel. … Read more

‘White Bird’ Review: An Impactful, Beautiful And Necessary Film

If there’s one movie that went through a lot of delays, and when I say “a lot,” I mean A LOT, that movie is White Bird. I never understood why, to be honest. This film is an amazing piece of art that, despite some minor flaws, is one of the most touching and heartbreaking films of … Read more

‘My Old Ass’ Review: What would you tell your younger self?

Maisy Stella and Aubrey Plaza delight in this sweet, emotional time travelling romance drama with a universal message about living in the present and seeking your loved ones. If there’s one thing all teenagers tend to take for granted, it’s their youth. Growing up and especially when you turn 18, with so much of life … Read more

‘Salem’s Lot’ Review: An Atmospheric, Nostalgic Horror Flick

In August 2021, Lewis Pullman and the rest of the cast and crew of Salem’s Lot begun production on the film, since then we never heard of the film after it was nearly scrapped by Warner Bros. It’s been over 3 years and the film finally gets a release date after not making to a … Read more

‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’ Review: Burton Bounces Back

After 36 years, eccentric auteur Tim Burton decides to go back to his roots and relive the world of Beetlejuice with an unexpected sequel. Boasting a star studded cast, many of the originals return to the mix (Winona Ryder, Michael Keaton and Catherine O’Hara) and fellow newcomers (Jenna Ortega, Monica Bellucci, Willem Dafoe, Justine Theroux and Danny … Read more

‘Hellboy: The Crooked Man’ Review: As Terrible As It Seems

The “trash” genre (a term for movies that are often poorly made, but can have historical, cultural, and societal significance) was very segmented in the 80s with productions like Evil Dead II and the earlier works of some eccentric directors, now very notable, such as Peter Jackson with masterpieces of this specific niche as “Braindead” … Read more

‘The Crow’ Review: A Disappointing, Soulless Take On The Character

“The Crow,” a film directed by Rupert Sanders and starring Bill Skarsgård, tells the story of Eric, a young man who cannot accept losing his partner. The immense pain he felt from her death causes him to return from the dead to settle the score with those who killed her once and for all, and … Read more