The Fanatic (Letterboxd Review)
A rabid film fan stalks his favorite action hero and destroys the star’s life.
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Tag: Horror
It Chapter Two (Letterboxd Review)
27 years after the Losers Club defeated Pennywise, IT returns to terrorize the town of Derry once more.
The Divine Fury Review: An Action-Horror Film That Packs Quite The Intense Punch
The Divine Fury is still a good watch despite the need for some narrative trimming. A little sharping would have made this a much better film but it is anything but a waste for what you get.
47 Meters Down Uncaged Review: A Very Minor Improvement On A Poor Setup
You have more empathy for SOME of these girls than you do for Mandy Moore but that is about the only real upgrade between the two films. 47 Meters Down Uncaged is a minor improvement but an overall miss.
Crawl (LetterBoxd Review)
A young woman, while attempting to save her father during a Category 5 hurricane, finds herself trapped in a flooding house and must fight for her life against alligators.
Annabelle Comes Home Review: Another Certified Hit For That ‘Other’ Cinematic Universe
Annabelle Comes Home is structurally sound but a bit formulaic if you are a long term viewer of the series.
Us (2019) Review: Great Filmmaking With A Messy Story
Us is far from a perfect film, but it shows that Jordan Peele’s work as a filmmaker is anything but a fluke.
Happy Death Day 2U Review: A Sequel That Doesn’t Skip A Beat
2017’s Happy Death Day was a smash hit by all metrics. An entertaining horror comedy for audiences and critics alike scored a 125 Million dollar on a throwaway budget of 5 million dollars. So with little risk and such a big reward, why not take a chance on a sequel? Well, if you loved the first movie, there isn’t anything to dislike about Happy Death Day 2U.
Escape Room Review: An Enjoyable But Overdone Puzzle Game
January is a known dumping ground for bad movies and with Escape Room being the only major release this week, it’s pretty obvious that Hollywood isn’t even going to try this year. But is the movie based on the popular group puzzle game really that bad?
Halloween (2018) Review: As Forgettable As The Last 10 Movies It Ignored
The old school slasher genre of horror is pretty much dead these days. The general thinking, however, is that if there is one franchise to bring life to the dying breed, it’s Michael Myers and Halloween. I don’t know how many Halloween films there has been, but I’m positive that at least 8-9 of them have been retconned to make this new film work (suck it Rob Zombie).
