It’s October, Ghoulies!

Busy, Busy, Busy! Last year I tried and failed to watch and review thirty-one horror films in thirty-one days in celebration of Halloween.  This year I’m very happy to have an excuse to not do that this year.  Why?  Because I’m going to be busy having way too much fun.  I have something planned forContinue reading “It’s October, Ghoulies!”

Throwback Thursday: The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)

What’s This? I apologize for posting two Tim Burton related Throwback Thursday topics in a row, but with Halloween right around the corner, you really can’t blame me.  Also, The Nightmare Before Christmas celebrates its twenty fifth anniversary on October 29th of this year, so it’s a perfect time to highlight this wonderful classic. ForContinue reading “Throwback Thursday: The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)”

The Numbers Game

Rockwell Falls Over the long Labor Day weekend, my wife and I found ourselves sifting through tons of films on Amazon Prime and Netflix hoping to find one that we might enjoy.  We settled on  Population 436, a 2006 Canadian/US production that just so happened to be the film directorial debut of Michelle MacLaren.  YouContinue reading “The Numbers Game”

Throwback Thursday: Beetlejuice (1988)

Day-OH! Thirty years ago in March of 1988, a wonderfully bizarre film was released that featured established comedic actor Michael Keaton in one of his defining roles.  The film also featured early cinematic performances from Alec Baldwin and Geena Davis (Both had been in quite a few television shows prior to this movie.  Davis hadContinue reading “Throwback Thursday: Beetlejuice (1988)”

Throwback Thursday: Teen Wolf

August 23, 1985 1985 was a huge year for science fiction, action, horror, and fantasy films.  It saw the release of genre favorites such as The Goonies, Lifeforce, Cocoon, Fright Night, and Red Sonja, to name a few.  It was also the year of Michael J. Fox, as he was riding a growing wave ofContinue reading “Throwback Thursday: Teen Wolf”

Throwback Thursday: Anaconda

Deep In The Amazon Sometimes you intentionally go to the movies to watch a forgettable, dumb film.  Sometimes the film you believed would be nothing more than a good way to kill an hour and a half becomes something more.  In 1997, Anaconda was that type of film for me. I walked into the theaterContinue reading “Throwback Thursday: Anaconda”

Throwback Thursday: Pirates of The Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl

Yo-ho! It’s hard to believe that fifteen years have passed since Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl was first released.  The film spawned four sequels, all to varying degrees of success, that have managed to keep the franchise alive in our minds over the years.  Black Pearl is still myContinue reading “Throwback Thursday: Pirates of The Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl”

Teen Titans Go! To The Movies!

Jump City I know that a lot of people (or at least a vocal minority) dislike the Teen Titans Go! animated series on Cartoon Network.  They blame it for destroying the extremely exceptional Teen Titans cartoon and even Young Justice even though I believe that Cartoon Network itself should be blamed for the cancellation ofContinue reading “Teen Titans Go! To The Movies!”

DC Impresses At SDCC

Positive Positive is a word that hasn’t been used very much when talking about the DCEU.  With Justice League failing to attract large audiences last year (despite actually being a decent film) and BvS and Suicide Squad underwhelming critics, DC’s lone shining star in recent years at the movies was Wonder Woman.  But news outContinue reading “DC Impresses At SDCC”

“It’s Risky, But It’s Worth A Try”

In that galaxy far, far away… Apparently Solo: A Star Wars Story is a major flop for Disney.  From what I’ve read, the film needs to make around $500 million just to break even and as of this writing, it’s crawling just beyond $350 million and things aren’t looking too good for the film. TheContinue reading ““It’s Risky, But It’s Worth A Try””