Godzilla: King of the Monsters – Flashback Films Review
Sixty-five years after the big guy stomped onto the silver screen, Godzilla is still at it in 2019’s Godzilla: King of the Monsters. A followup
Slaxx (Shudder) – Review
It seems like every month, someone releases another goofy B-movie. The “innocuous objects that become sentient killers” genre has boomed in recent years. Movies like
Kong: Skull Island – Flashback Films Review
While 2014’s Godzilla was the first entry in Legendary’s Monsterverse, Kong: Skull Island does its share of legwork in establishing the universe two of cinema’s
Zack Snyder’s Justice League – Review
The long awaited Snyder Cut is finally here. Zack Snyder’s Justice League released directly to HBO Max with a runtime of more than four hours.
Jason X (2002) – Flashback Films Review
In space no one can hear you scream, but Jason Voorhees can still hear you get your freak on. In 2002, the film world embarked
A Nightmare Wakes (Shudder) – Review
There is no shortage of Frankenstein adaptations in cinema, or cinematic interpretations of the brilliant author who birthed the monster, Mary Shelley. An intelligent, creative
A Discovery of Witches (Episode 2.4) Review
The fourth episode of A Discovery of Witches’ sophomore season gives me the pleasure to say two things. The first is that the show is
Ten Minutes to Midnight – Review
Vampires are perhaps the oldest and most popular cinematic monster. Countless films and television shows have centered around the bloodsucking beasts to varying degrees of
A Discovery of Witches (Episode 2.3) Review
I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again. A Discovery of Witches is slow to a fault, and episode 2.03 is not looking to
A Discovery of Witches (Episode 2.2) Review
The second episode of A Discovery of Witches further defines the troubles Matthew and Diana find themselves in. It’s the ‘90s–er, the 1590s, and Matthew
A Discovery of Witches (Episode 2.1) Review
A Discovery of Witches’ first season was a grand supernatural romance that moved at a leisurely pace and was rather light on action. Still, the
Soul (Disney+) – Review
Let’s begin this review with a fun dose of “Holy Crap! I am Old”. This year was the 25th anniversary of Toy Story. I was
