When Hackers came out back in ‘95, Angelina Jolie was still known as Jon Voight’s daughter, Matthew Lillard had not begun SLC Punk (or the unfortunate row of Freddie Prinze Jr. films that came after), and Jonny Lee Miller was still a year away from Trainspotting. Wait, did this film really come out two decades […]
As a hardcore horror fan, I completely missed Sleepy Hollow’s (Tim Burton) 20-year anniversary, one of my favorite movies. Now that I start writing, it makes me question: why, after all these years, do I still love it so much? And as it starts to roll, the first thing that jumps out at me is
Sleeping Beauty is a popular fairy tale, and most of us are familiar with it to some extent. In case you have been lucky enough to steer clear of this famous folklore tale, here’s a very shortened version: There is a terrible witch who curse a young princess to fall into a never-ending slumber, until
Stereotypically June is the month women wish to marry, so I decided to do it with couples who are in crisis and make no effort to try to salvage their marriage. These couples in this waterlogged piece of garbage poured a ton of cash into this wedding in attempt to salvage a semblance of the
PETER PAN AND WENDY is a film directed by David Lowery. The film has Alexander Molony, Ever Anderson, Jude Law, Yara Shahidi, Alyssa Wapanatahk, Joshua Pickering, Jacobi Jupe, Molly Parker, Alan Tudyk and Jim Gaffigan. The movie is a reimagining the Disney animated movie from 1953, which was also based on the works of JM
While Denmark plays in the finals, two women at a distant gas station become victims of an odd and bizarre incident. Does it, however, get more complex than that? This is one form of the horror genre that has never interested me. In my opinion, it is a sub horror genre that developed with the
If you were a fan of the first ‘Mamma Mia!’ movie released in 2008, then ‘Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again’ has so much more to offer and so much less as well. The sequel (which is also a prequel) has a bigger cast, longer running time, more subplots, and more romantic relationships. But it’s
Apart from companies which solely focus on horror features, film festivals do not normally cater to exploitation movies, as the overriding features of sex and violence have little relevance to the art-house culture most programmers seem to look for. It is therefore quite refreshing (from the point of view of variety) to notice such a
What was Sci-Fi Channel thinking when they made Sharknado? As crazy as it seems, I watched a good bit of it and found it rather fascinating. The film had gone viral across various platforms. According to Sci-Fi, the online feeding frenzy peaked at 5,000 tweets per minute, and they smashed the network’s social media records.
With Bad Impulse, Michelle Danner delivers an absolutely thrilling commentary on contemporary society’s obsession with technology that makes us question whether “we are no different than animals in the jungle in the jungle.” Exploring family dynamics, the analytical thriller horror elevates the vibrancy of the storyline by keeping every detail in the audience’s hand, but
