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Evil Dead 2013
Been getting kind of hyped for the new Evil Dead Rise and figured I better catch up on this one which has been on my watchlist for a while. Man this movie rips! It has some really excellent cinematic imagery, gruesome kills and fantastic looking effects. Only things keeping it from an even higher score is that it sometimes falls into the horror trap of characters making really dumb choices. Most of that can be forgiven, though, give how much fun…
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Agent Cody Banks 2003
That was so bad but I laughed out loud at a lot of parts, and this movie had no reason to be this horny either 😭😭😭😭😭
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Shazam! Fury of the Gods 2023
Just finished watching Shazam with my family at local theatre. We are awaiting credits to end. KITTENS, Cross stitch, an Elvis song and UNICORNS! That’s my best parts of movie. But it was a happy family movie overall. See it! Surprises too. Enjoy!
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The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor 2008
1 star for Academy Award winner Brendan Fraser & 1 star for Academy Award winner Michelle Yeoh.
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Shazam! Fury of the Gods 2023
Looks like a filler episode of a CW Arrowverse show where everyone overacting at its peak. Idk what's the future of the new DC but everything is going wrong these days. Hope for the best.
The only good thing about the film is Rachel Zegler as Anthea. otherwise waste of my time.
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Superman III 1983
The one where superman goes up against an unfunny idiot, and himself but “evil” (and by evil he just messes with a famous Italian monument, by fixing it)
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Shazam! Fury of the Gods 2023
I love David F. Sandberg. He Seems like such a chill and relaxed guy who I'd want to grab a beer and discuss movies with. His work that he's put out on his YouTube channel Ponysmasher is phenomenal and his willingness to demystify the Hollywood studio machine is inspiring for young filmmakers. But I gotta say, I really don't like his feature films.
2019's Shazam! was a fun, albeit dispensable and deeply forgettable superhero flick that was held together by…
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Firestarter 1984
Fifty-seven-year-old George C. Scott (looking even older) with his pronounced belly, ponytail, and grizzled voice steals this film for me. He's playing the type of quirky, unreal 1980s character that you didn't seem many of before this era. What sells Scott's work here is that he goes from scenes where he's talking policy and power with Martin Sheen as they two have stakes in other characters who have Stephen-King brandished super powers. But then, Scott walks into the Drew Barrymore's…
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