Jordan Peele has become somewhat critic-proof over the last couple of years, having nothing to with his movies. Peele has made a name for himself creating what he calls “social thrillers,” or horror films based on race. The media has had a tough time covering his films, worried that if critics don’t like a black … More Nope (2022) Review: Jordan Peele’s Resume Takes Another Hit
You either love Rian Johnson for destroying the Star Wars brand or you hate Rian Johnson destroying the Star Wars brand. In 2017, Johnson was responsible for Disney’s Star Wars The Last Jedi. The film without question fractured the fanbase of one of the strongest brands in the entertainment of all time. Critics loved the … More Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery Review: A Story For People Who Hate Elon Musk
A phrase that I find myself using a lot these days is “It hasn’t even been long enough to forget” whenever progressives try to rewrite the history of the last five years. The MeToo movement is one of the most significant cultural scams of the 21st Century. The origins of the #MeToo movement have been … More She Said Review: Hollywood’s Attempt At Rewriting Their Past
2018’s Black Panther was described in the media as a cultural moment for black moviegoers as the first Marvel Cinematic Universe film to focus on a predominantly black cast. The House of Mouse was certain that they had a money making machine on their hands, scoring over 1.3 billion dollars worldwide. However, the unexpected sudden … More Black Panther Wakanda Forever Review: A Tale Of Wakanda’s Boring Secondary Characters
The problem with Hollywood’s recent pandemic of “unlikable female protagonists” isn’t the fact that they’re portraying an unlikable woman on screen. It’s the fact that Hollywood is portraying women on screen that they want to be liked but have personalities that can’t be sympathized with. The film ‘Emily the Criminal’ is a movie that tries … More Emily the Criminal Review: Entitled Protagonist Robs Criminal Enterprise With A Taser
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There’s no way of sugar-coating this, Alienoid is one of the biggest disappointments in 2022. After watching the trailer in the theaters, this was a film I was looking forward to for months, and not only is it a disappointing, confusing mess of a film, but it is only half of the film on top … More Alienoid Review: One of The Hardest Films To Follow This Year
In 1983, the Stephen King thriller “Cujo” was a cult classic putting a mother and her son trapped inside a hot car struggling to protect themselves from a rabid St. Bernard. The film was part of a series of older movies that presented a more innovative take on the man versus beast-themed horror movie. When … More Beast (2022) Review: Annoying Teenage Girls vs A Lion
When you hire a screenwriter that doesn’t have a single feature film on his resume and put him in charge of writing this project, things fall apart in spectacular fashion. Like most John Wick clones, “Bullet Train” offers a series of impressive visuals in a film that is a big-budget bottle movie packing the overwhelming … More Bullet Train Review: A John Wick Clone Biting Off Guy Ritchie Films
When Judd Apatow isn’t busy on Twitter yelling about Trump and Republicans, he’s busy writing and directing movies like this. The Bubble is a type of film that is better on paper than it is an execution. Let’s put a bunch of celebrities on a film set and put them in COVID regulations, that will … More The Bubble (2022) Review: Apatow Proves He Is Passed It As A Writer/Director
