The Blackening Review: A Movie Crafted By The Racial Hatred From Black Twitter

If the 2004 film ‘Soul Plane’ came out in the year 2023, I am convinced that movie critics would lie and tell you that it is a great movie out of fear of being called a racist. This is the sad state of affairs that has become American discourse in the year 2023. It’s been … More The Blackening Review: A Movie Crafted By The Racial Hatred From Black Twitter

Caviar (2023) Review: Right Message, Wrong Messenger

A horror movie about conspiracy theories? It is very easy to dismiss this film as low-budget drivel and while that may be true, there is something that the filmmakers could have really grasped onto but dropped the ball in the end zone. What if you wanted to expose the world’s deep dark secrets about the … More Caviar (2023) Review: Right Message, Wrong Messenger

Nefarious Review: A Study Of Mortality Disguised As A Horror Film

If you have seen the trailer for ‘Nefarious’, it is easy to dismiss this film as just another cookie-cutter horror movie to be released during the spring season. You would be making a serious mistake by thinking that way. What if I were to tell you that is  a Christian film within the horror genre? … More Nefarious Review: A Study Of Mortality Disguised As A Horror Film

Scream VI Review: Progressive Storytelling And Woke Stupidity Leads To Dumb Predictability

Spoiler alert: The white people are the killers. If I’m Neve Campbell, I’m buying a lottery ticket today, because after watching Scream VI, I’m pretty sure being lowballed out of this cornball franchise is the best thing that could have ever happened to her career at this point. It’s been a year since the Scream … More Scream VI Review: Progressive Storytelling And Woke Stupidity Leads To Dumb Predictability

Knock at the Cabin Review: M. Night Shyamalan Drives Himself Back Into Hackville

For a moment, it seemed like M. Night Shyamalan had turned the corner of his failing career. When the director came out with 2016’s ‘Split’, for the first time in over a decade, fans were excited to see what the future would behold for the once-beloved director. Since then, it seems like we’re right back … More Knock at the Cabin Review: M. Night Shyamalan Drives Himself Back Into Hackville

M3GAN Review: A Horror Sci-fi Handcuffed By Restraints

It’s that time of the year again when movies go to die, welcome to the month of January. Now that Oscar bait season is over, it’s time for movie studios to throw away the films that they didn’t have enough faith to put a massive marketing budget behind. January has historically been a graveyard for … More M3GAN Review: A Horror Sci-fi Handcuffed By Restraints

Nope (2022) Review: Jordan Peele’s Resume Takes Another Hit

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

The Menu (2022) Review: The Dumbest Film Of 2022

There was a shred of hope that Searchlight Pictures’ “The Menu” could be a sleeper hit for 2022. Whatever hope this film had died the second Adam McKay and Will Ferrell became the producers of this movie. Last year, Adam McKay released a “satire” on climate change deniers called “Don’t Look Up” which was one … More The Menu (2022) Review: The Dumbest Film Of 2022

Terrifier 2 Review: A Small Budget Game Changer For Cinema

Terrifier 2 is a film that has found massive success driven almost exclusively on word of mouth. A film that only cost $250,000 to make is a modern day marvel of what can be pulled off with such a microbudget as compared to the shortfalls of films that showcase a quarter of a billion dollar … More Terrifier 2 Review: A Small Budget Game Changer For Cinema