Review: Peter Pans Neverland Nightmare
Internet JanitorThe Poohinverse. A wonderfully twisted concept that, if done even mostly right, could be a horror cinematic, guilty pleasure classic. I surprisingly enjoyed the Blood & Honey films with their…
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Review: Thunderbolts
It is no secret that Marvel movies have been stuck in the same formula for a long time now. While the overall structure of Thunderbolts is not really a grand…
Review: Locked
For a movie where the majority takes place within a car, this one had me all over the map on what I thought. Sometimes, while our protagonist was getting electroshocked,…
Review: 10 to Midnight
1980s Charles Bronson in a movie Robert Ebert called “a scummy little sewer of a movie,” which, if that’s not an endorsement for fun, then I don’t know what is,…
Review: The Rule of Jenny Pen
There is an awful lot to like here in The Rule of Jenny Pen, which looks like utter despair and features the performances of Geoffrey Rush and John Lithgow. It…
Review: The Electric State
Directed by the Russo brothers, who are best known for their Marvel films such as Captain America: Civil War and Avengers: Infinity War, have made a wonderfully inventive, colorful, heartfelt…
Review: Cursed
In 1996, Wes Craven and writer Kevin Williamson created the slasher satire classic Scream, whose influence is still felt today. So, I guess it must have made sense to bring…
Review: Captain America: Brave New World
This review pains me because, above all, we’ll get to the rest, but at its core, this movie is dull and uninspired. When President Ross tells Sam Wilson, he’s no…
Review: Heart Eyes
This is what your Mom means when she says, “You don’t need to go see that slasher movie. We have one at home!” This is TEMU Scream. When Wes Craven…
Review: Werewolves
This is not Frank Grillo’s fault. I don’t want to hear any of that. He did his best and Grillod it up. It is mind-boggling that “The Purge with Werewolves”…