Mortal Kombat (2021) – Review

There’s something oddly comforting about watching a mediocre film in a packed theater on opening night. Yes, you read that right. A packed theater, in the middle of a pandemic. And while the film as a whole might not be the best, it’s so empowering to see people flock to the theaters again. Mortal Kombat,

Nobody – Review

Nobody in their right mind would have expected this film to turn out the way it did, especially myself. Ha, see what I did there? Nobody, as in the name of the film. Ha, I’m funny. But sincerely, who thought that an action flick starring Bob Odenkirk would be any good but here we are.

Man of Steel – Review

Spoilers Ahead. It was June of 2013. My parents and I went on a trip to New York City. It was my first time and as you may guess I was BEYOND excited. After our long treks through the city we’d return to our hotel room and I remember vividly playing one specific game on

Dawn of the Dead (2004) – Review

In 2003, relatively unknown director, Zack Snyder was given the the chance to create a remake of one of the most influential films of all time: George A. Romero’s Dawn of the Dead. Filming from June to September 2003, many fans were hesitant of this film. Why remake such a classic thats already had multiple

To All the Boys: Always and Forever – Review

I always find it comforting to watch romcoms. I’m not sure if it’s because of the happy nature of the films or if it is the romantic in me, but whenever a new one comes out I always get excited to watch it. To All the Boys: Always and Forever is no exception. Having seen

Terminator: Dark Fate – Review

Spoilers Ahead… for a two year old movie. Terminator: Dark Fate is a scary film. Not in the typical idea of scary, but because it leaves the Terminator franchise is a scary place. Frankly, I really enjoy all the Terminator films except Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines; Yes, I even enjoy Terminator: Salvation and

Midway (2019) – Review

In recent years I have came to a conclusion, that war films are one of two things: breathtaking or a snooze-fest. As one may guess, Midway is a great time, if you’re looking for a nice nap. Midway stars about every middle aged white man you could think of, and all of them are given

The Art of Self-Defense – Review

The Art of Self Defense is one of those rare films that you walk in completely blind and find yourself absolutely in love. Jesse Eisenberg stars as Casey Davies, a loner, feminine male who struggles to connect to anyone but his dog and boss. When he returns from work one evening he realizes he has

The Addams Family (2019) – Review

I’d like to say right of the bat that I have never seen any of the previous Addam’s Family films or shows which could incite me praising this film more than I should but I won’t know till I see previous incarnations. First thing I noted while watching this film is that the animation is

Joker – Review

Spoilers ahead. When Joker was rumored in 2016 and officially green lit in 2018 many people were skeptical. How could a solo film based around the origin of the Joker be any good without Batman? Personally that was never something that frightened me, what did? Well would it deliver or fail like David Ayer’s Suicide