After making a wonderful impression in Captain America: Civil War, Spider-Man finally gets his solo entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It has been months since Peter Parker not only gained his powers and has become Spider-Man. After battling the likes of Captain America and his team at the Berlin Airport, Peter has decided to […]Read Post ›
The long-awaited reboot of the Stephen King novel has arrived and it is one to truly call a worthy one thanks to a very creepy yet powerful performance from Bill Skårsgard. In the small town of Derry, Maine, kids have been disappearing and would never be found. One of those kids is young George Denbrough, […]Read Post ›
John Cusack’s life is turned upside down in both good and bad ways…more bad than good in this hilarious 80’s comedy. Lane Meyer has had two things going for him: his love for skiing and his girlfriend Beth. When he’s given a chance to try out for his high school’s ski team, he’s determined to […]Read Post ›
It’s time to “go go” once again as the popular children’s action franchise takes a more realistic aspect in terms of the core team. In the small town of Angel Grove, the star high school quarterback Jason Scott has gotten in trouble with the law and has lost his chance for a scholarship. Forced to […]Read Post ›
2001, Newmarket Films/Pandora Cinema/Flower Films Director: Richard Kelly Producers: Nancy Juvonen Adam Fields Sean McKittrick Writer: Richard Kelly Cinematography: Steven Poster Editing: Sam Bauer Eric Strand Cast: Jake Gyllenhaal (Donnie Darko) Jena Malone (Gretchen Ross) James Duval (Frank) Katherine Ross (Dr. Lilian Thurman) Drew Barrymore (Karen Pomeroy) Patrick Swayze (Jim Cunningham) Mary McDonnell (Rose Darko) […]Read Post ›
The late Wes Craven had unleashed a great horror classic with The Hills Have Eyes in 1977. It is somewhat hard to believe, but living proof that not everyone can make good films, as this sequel is a far cry from being close to the original. During a psychiatry session, Bobby Carter, who survived a […]Read Post ›
This classic werewolf film will be forever known as the debut of television icon Michael Landon, who plays the titular “teenage werewolf”. Tony Rivers is a teenager with major issues. He is always getting into trouble and into fights because of his very hot-tempered nature. The slightest little thing sets him off and even though […]Read Post ›
Sasha Mitchell returns as the youngest of the fighting Sloan clan in this third installment, which in essence, takes away practically all the emotional drama that helped make the first two films successes and just ends up a routine action film that takes place on the streets of Rio de Janeiro. On a trip to […]Read Post ›
From the co-writer of X-Men, The Scorpion King, and Watchmen comes his directorial debut which is perhaps one of the best werewolf movies in recent years. Cayden Richards is a high school quarterback who is going through changes. He begins to have nightmares and during the big game, a cheap shot from the rival defender […]Read Post ›
Mixed martial arts has become of the new fads of the millennium. After the success of the independent film REDBELT, and to appeal to teen audiences, this film is your basic story mixed in with the new MMA fad. While the first time, it may seem yech, a second or third viewing may possibly make […]Read Post ›
