This wasn’t a bad movie, but it also wasn’t moving at all. Your typical revenge plot, John Wick-esque movie.
All in movies
Hell of a Summer: Camp is Back
When comedy intentionally meets horror, camp is inevitable. This movie catches elements of both genres in a way that makes it feel nostalgic but not corny or like it’s trying too hard.
Black Bag: Mystery Solved
This was simply a good time. Enough suspense to keep you guessing and an ensemble cast that makes the movie really come to life.
The Woman in the Yard: ...And She Can Stay There
So disappointing. The trailer and teasers for this one really got me excited and, while it wasn’t a terrible movie, it also wasn’t anything like I thought it would be in terms of the actual horror element.
Snow White: Just Dopey and Sleepy
The thing about live action remakes is that they are supposed to be tapping into nostalgia for those who have seen/read the original. The key piece to that puzzle is staying consistent with the lore that has been established in an engaging way.
Opus: Don’t Drink The Kool-Aid
Executive produced by The-Dream and Nile Rodgers, this is a great example of a movie that could’ve been better received as a limited series. It’s not that it’s bad…