Have you ever gone to see a movie, and you loved 72% of it, but absolutely hated 28% of it? That for me is “Practical Magic 2”. As I sat down in my seat in the popcorn scented theater, I… Continue Reading →
An unexploded WWII bomb turns up on a London construction site, and the evacuation triggeeds turns out to be cover for something else entirely. (released in theatres April of 2026. HBO Max September, 2026) An excavator hits something hard under… Continue Reading →
The previous MCU Spider-Man films are a great time, but due to a combination of Jon Watts’ directing and a need to fit into the larger MCU, Spider-Man just felt a little different. While the hype around Tobey and Andrew’s… Continue Reading →
Nolan is no stranger to pushing the limits of cinema. From his earliest features, he was already looking at movies through a different lens than most. When Memento was released, it opened audiences’ eyes to how innovative storytelling through film… Continue Reading →
Starting off the new DCU with a Superman story was the logical choice. After years of a controversial portrayal of Superman in the DCEU movies, it was refreshing to have a more traditional Superman that most audiences could get behind…. Continue Reading →
Imagine trying to pitch a big-budget Hollywood studio on this idea a few years ago: a new horror movie based on a few YouTube videos, themselves based on a single image posted to 4chan, with a 20-year-old YouTuber directing it… Continue Reading →
If you’ve listened to my podcast for any length of time, you know I’ve been pretty vocal about one of my biggest frustrations with Hollywood. The way Tourette’s syndrome has historically been used as comic relief. It’s a lazy trope,… Continue Reading →
I recently watchedHeated Rivalry. Ilya Rozanov (Connor Storrie) was an exceptional character. Charismatic, funny (though I don’t know that he was meant to be), and overall, really well acted by Storrie. Shane Hollander (Hudson Williams) was a predictable and boring… Continue Reading →
Project Hail Mary tells the story of Ryland Grace, a middle school science teacher who wakes up aboard the Hail Mary, not knowing who he is or why he is there. Through a mix of flashbacks and uncovering clues, he… Continue Reading →
Out of every working director today, it’s hard to argue anyone has more theater appeal than James Cameron. His entire career hasn’t just been about making movies but instead about inviting the audience to live in another world for a… Continue Reading →
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