When I first saw the negative reviews coming in for “Godzilla: King of the Monsters,” I was dismissive and disregarded critics saying the film was bland and didn’t deliver the […]
Why “Godzilla: King of the Monsters” Doesn’t Work
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Movie Review – “Enemy” (2013)
While the tale of finding someone who looks exactly like you is no stranger to fiction, “Enemy” still manages to feel like a unique concept. Most tales like these would […]
Movie Review – “Ready or Not” (2019)
The problem with “Ready or Not” is its inability to pick a genre and stick with it, opting to sometimes go strictly for a reverse home invasion story as the […]
Movie Review – “Under the Skin” (2013)
Independent movies often feel like the closest cinematic attempts at art – films that are less concerned with dazzling or thrilling audiences, and more focuses on making them think, showing […]
Movie Review – “Panic Room” (2002)
Leave it to David Fincher to turn a forgettable story of a mother and daughter hiding from home invaders in their own panic room into a compelling, nail-biter that feels […]
Movie Review – “Megamind” (2010)
“Megamind” fits right in with many of Dreamworks’ animated movies through its themes of never judging someone based solely off appearances or even first impressions. In this case, “Megamind” is […]
Movie Review – “Legend of the Drunken Master” (1994)
I can’t think of a better movie that symbolizes the fun, intensity and zaniness of kung fu movies than “Legend of the Drunken Master.” Jackie Chan perfectly captures this through […]
Movie Review – “Dracula” (1931)
While Universal was filming 1931’s “Dracula” with Bela Lugosi, the studio was filming a nearly exact replica of the same movie, only with Spanish actors. They used the same script, […]
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