ALICE, DARLING (Review) Kendrick Delivers a GRIPPING Performance!

In Alice, Darling Anna Kendrick plays a young woman trying to live under the weight of an abusive relationship before reaching her breaking point. Check out my review of this new drama to see why she delivers one of the most effective performances of her career!

Top-10 GERARD BUTLER Movies

It’s time for another episode of my Top-10 series and today I’m diving into one of my current favorites in the genre of action, Gerard Butler! He can do drama, comedy, sci-fi, and he can kick ass with the best of them!

PLANE (Review) A Thrilling Actioner with 90’s Flair!

Who better than Gerard Butler to deliver us the first high-octane action flick of 2023 as he takes the role of captain! Check out my review of PLANE to see if this adventure is worth checking out!

M3GAN (Review) A Delightful Ride of Killer Robot Mayhem!

A new player has stepped into the killer doll movie genre, and her name is M3GAN, she has killer dance moves and deadly intelligence. She isn’t just a toy…she’s family! Check out my review of M3GAN to see if it kicks 2023 off on a positive note at the theater!

THE OLD WAY (Review) Cage Steps Into The Old West!

Over his career Nicolas Cage has found national treasures, fought convicts on a plane, saved the West Coast from a chemical attack, had his face taken off, and he’s even played himself…sort of. But Cage has never been in a western, until now with, “The Old Way”!

A MAN CALLED OTTO (Review) Hanks Delivers Another Winner!

Tom Hanks has portrayed some of the most lovable characters over his five decade spanning career. In “A Man Called Otto” he plays probably one of his grumpiest. Check out my review of this dramatic comedy to see if it’s worth checking out!

The Top-10 Christmas Movies from the 1990’s

Christmas in the 90’s was a magical time and in this video I’m breaking down my picks for the 10 Best Christmas movies from the 1990’s that will have you feeling plenty of holiday vibes!

The Top-10 Christmas Movies from the 1980’s

There was no better time than Christmas in the 80’s and in this video I’m breaking down my picks for the 10 Best Christmas movies from the 1980’s that will have you feeling plenty of holiday vibes!

VIOLENT NIGHT (Review) BAD SANTA Meets RAMBO!

Bad Santa meets Rambo meets Home Alone in my review of the delightfully brutal Violent Night starring David Harbour as Santa Claus. Who just so happens to be delivering presents to a home being invaded by a rather large paramilitary group.

COMMANDO (1985) Arnold’s ANSWER to Stallone’s RAMBO!

We’re letting off some steam as John Matrix flips cars, jumps out of a plane, feeds a deer by hand, and kills…everything! It’s Commando time! Starring Arnold Schwarzenegger from 1985!

The Top-100 Movies from the 1980’s (That EVERYONE Should Watch!)

Looking to refresh, or build your knowledge of 80’s movies? In this video I’m breaking down the Top-100 movies from the glorious decade that everyone should watch! It was ten years filled with some of the most wild, over the top, and truly unique films in cinematic history.

RICOCHET (1991) Denzel Washington’s FORGOTTEN Action Thriller!

If you’re a fan of 90’s action movies you’re going to want to see this video as I dive into a forgotten action-thriller from a young Denzel Washington called Ricochet!

“Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” (REVIEW) An Emotionally Commanding Return to Wakanda!

Queen Ramonda and others fight to protect their nation from intervening world powers in the wake of King T’Challa’s death. As the Wakandans strive to embrace their next chapter, the heroes must band together and forge a new path for the kingdom of Wakanda.

Forgotten SPORTS DRAMAS from the 80’s & 90’s

Do you love sports movies with a focus on drama? Do you like movies from the 80’s & 90’s? Do little hidden cinematic gems sound nice? How about little hidden gems about sports from the 80’s & 90’s? Well then check out this video as I cover 5 Sports Dramas from the 80’s & 90’s you may have forgotten about!

WEEKEND AT BERNIE’S (1989) A Magically RIDICULOUS 80’s Comedy!

If you love ridiculous comedies from the 80’s, they don’t come more ridiculous-er than Weekend at Bernie’s, a timeless comedy from 1989 starring Andrew McCarthy, Jonathan Silverman, and Terry Kiser as Bernie Lomax!

“On the Line” (REVIEW) A Surprisingly Enjoyable Thriller!

During a normal night hosting his late-night radio show, a caller reveals he has taken the host’s family and will kill them all unless he completes a series of demands.

“Barbarian” (REVIEW) A Delightfully Disturbing Horror Flick!

Two strangers discover they have been double booked at the same Airbnb, but the house is far from what appears when a hidden tunnel system is discovered underneath it.

POINT BREAK (1991) A TIMELESS 90’s Action Thriller!

In this video, we’ll take a look at 1991’s Point Break, a timeless action thriller that remains popular to this day.

“American Murderer” (REVIEW) Pelphrey’s Unrelenting Charisma Shines!

The true story of Jason Derek Brown – a bold and cunning conman who scams to fuel his lifestyle while eventually lands him on the FBI’s top ten fugitive list. Who is still at large to this day.

“Black Adam” (REVIEW) Johnson Commands in His Superhero Debut!

After being gifted the powers of the Egyptian gods and imprisoned for his actions, Black Adam is freed after nearly 5,000 years and comes face-to-face with a modern world not quite ready for his brand of justice.

“Halloween Ends” (REVIEW) An Anti-Climactic Closing!

The battle between Laurie Strode and Michael Myers comes to a gruesome conclusion in the finale entry of the trilogy.

“Summit Fever” (REVIEW) An Anxiety Inducing Thriller!

A group of skilled climbers go on an expedition to Switzerland in an attempt to scale a trio of challenging mountains. But when a storm rolls in and one of the climbers gets injured, they will be stranded near the summit with only their sheer will and each other to rely on for survival.

ROAD HOUSE (1989) A MAGICALLY RIDICULOUS 80’s Action Romp!

In this video I’m breaking down a movie about a man who lived like a loner, who fought like a professional, and who loved like there was no tomorrow. He’s the best cooler in the business, his name is Dalton and the movie is 1989’s ROAD HOUSE!

The Top-100 MOVIES from the 1980’s (10-1)

It’s time for the final episode of my TOP-100 MOVIES from the 1980’s covering films 10-1. It’s been an awesome cinematic journey and Top-10 list’s don’t get much better than this collection of classics.

An Interview With Alan Canvan Discussing GAME OF DEATH REDUX!

In this video I had the pleasure of sitting down with filmmaker Alan Canvan to talk about his short film Game of Death Redux.

The Top-100 MOVIES from the 1980’s (20-11)

It’s time for another episode of my TOP-100 MOVIES from the 1980’s covering films 20-11.

‘Me Time’ (REVIEW) Hart And Wahlberg Team Up For The Usual Hijinks!

A family man (Hart) finally finds time alone for himself after many years, and while doing so he reconnects with his old friend (Wahlberg) for a wild weekend that will give new meaning to the life he lives.

‘Samaritan’ (REVIEW) Stallone Shines As A Grizzled Old Hero!

A young boy living without a father in a tough city thinks he has found a superhero living across the street from his apartment who went missing after a climactic battle two decades earlier.

‘Three Thousand Years of Longing’ (REVIEW) Swinton & Elba Shine In This Robust Fairy Tale!

A scholar living a solitary life, travels to Istanbul for a lecture. While there she wanders into a shop and buys a bottle that unknowingly has a Djinn living inside who offers her three wishes.

‘Emergency Declaration’ (REVIEW) A Textbook Summer Blockbuster!

After a terrorist attack involving a deadly virus takes place onboard a plane destined for Hawaii, those on board, with their fuel levels low, will declare an emergency declaration when no country will allow them to land.

‘Fall’ (REVIEW) You’ll Wish Your Chair Had A Seatbelt!

Still reeling from a recent climbing tragedy, Becky and her friend Hunter decide to climb a 2,000-foot radio tower to reclaim her happiness. An attempt that fails drastically when they find themselves stranded on the top of it.

‘Bodies Bodies Bodies’ (REVIEW) A Rewarding Blend of Humor and Horror!

As a hurricane approaches a group of wealthy 20-somethings plan a party at a remote family mansion but the party turns deadly as friendships are tested and truths are revealed.

‘TOY SOLDIERS’ (1991) A Die Hard Adventure for TEENAGERS!

Let’s step back into 1991 to talk about an awesome little ‘Die Hard’ knock-off for teens called TOY SOLDIERS starring Sean Astin, Wil Wheaton, and Louis Gossett Jr.!

‘Hansan: Rising Dragon’ (REVIEW) A Riveting High Seas Epic!

A depiction of the Battle of Hansan Island, in which Admiral Yi Sun-shin’s daring battle tactics and fierce spirit rallied the Joseon navy against advancing Wae invaders five years before the Battle of Myeongnyang.

‘Prey’ (REVIEW) An 80’s Franchise is Reborn!

A young female warrior sets out to prove she’s capable of defending her tribe. She’s skilled, fearless, and determined. But she quickly learns the Prey she’s hunting in the forest is actually a highly evolved alien, with advanced weaponry, and a taste for killing.

‘Bullet Train’ (REVIEW) A Neon-Colored Ride of Mayhem and Hilarity!

A routine trip aboard a bullet train for five assassins becomes anything but, when they all learn their newest missions, all have something in common.

‘Paradise Highway’ (REVIEW) Serviceable, But Lacking Dramatic Punch

To protect her incarcerated brother from a prison gang, a truck driver will reluctantly agree to smuggle illicit cargo, unaware that FBI investigators are closing in on her. But when this cargo on her truck ends up being a little girl wrapped-up in a human-trafficking ring, her morals will be put to the test.

‘Alone Together’ (REVIEW) A Simple But Effective Tale of Romance

On the eve of the pandemic two complete strangers June (Holmes) and Charlie (Sturgess) end up at the same double-booked New York Airbnb. Junes in an unhealthy relationship. Charlies still scarred from recently coming out of one. And while alone on lockdown they get to know one another and realize what they’ve been looking for is potentially right there between them.

Forgotten ACTION COMEDIES from the 1990’s

Let’s take a step back to the 90’s and dive into 5 action comedies from the decade that deliver great laughs, charming action, and plenty of adventure that many people have forgotten about over the years!

‘Nope’ (REVIEW) A Slight Step Down, But Still Entertaining

In a desolate region of inland California, ranch-owning siblings OJ (Kaluuya) and Emerald (Palmer) discover something extraordinary in the skies and set out to capture it on film.

THE REPLACEMENT KILLERS (1998) A NEW ACTION STAR Shoots into Hollywood!

Let’s take a trip back to ’98 when a new action star would shoot his way into Hollywood in a sleek little actioner called “The Replacement Killers”!

Top-100 MOVIES from the 1980’s (30-21)

Nearing the end of the list, I have another episode of my Top-100 Movies from the 1980’s, and films #30-21 deliver a touch of everything the decade at the cinema would come to be known for!

‘The Gray Man’ (REVIEW) A Return of the Great Action Adventure!

When the CIA needs a mission completed off-the-books, they turn to a small group of operatives known as Gray Men. When the most skilled of the group, Sierra Six, accidentally uncovers a sleuth of agency secrets, another psychopathic operative of a different form is hired to acquire him and his information. Dead or alive.

‘Diary of a Spy’ (REVIEW) An Atmospheric Espionage Drama

A fading CIA intelligence officer broken down from her life in the field and left with little money at the expense of her vices, is given one last mission to recruit an asset connected to a Saudi Royal Family. An operation that will test her already fractured mental state.

‘DROP ZONE’ (1994) Snipes Takes on SKYDIVING in this Adrenaline Pumping 90’s Action Thriller!

Lets take a look back at a fun mid-90’s action thriller perfect for the summer season, ‘DROP ZONE’ from 1994 where Wesley Snipes rides into the world of skydiving!

‘STRIKING DISTANCE’ (1993) Willis Takes His TRADEMARKS to the River!

Today we’re taking a look back at a solid river thriller from 1993 starring Bruce Willis called STRIKING DISTANCE from director Rowdy Herrington.

‘Gone in the Night’ (REVIEW) An Engaging Mystery!

When Kath and Max show up to a remote cabin in the woods for a quiet getaway they arrive to find another mysterious young couple already there. With the cabin double booked the strangers make the best of the night, but when Max is missing the next morning Kath is obsessed with finding him.

WHITE MEN CAN’T JUMP (1992) A PERFECT Sports Comedy!

Sidney Deane and Billy Hoyle team up and take over the Los Angeles street courts to hustler their way to fortunes.

‘The Killer’ (REVIEW) Dazzling Action With a Touch of Drama!

A retired hitman living a quiet life is told by his wife that he’ll be babysitting the teenage daughter of a friend she is going on a vacation with. An inconvenient, but simple task, until this young girl gets wrapped up in a human trafficking network headed by an organized crime syndicate.

‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ (REVIEW) An Uneven But Enjoyable Adventure

When a galactic killer makes it his mission to destroy all the Gods, Thor will come out of his self-imposed retirement and enlist the assistance of Valkyrie, Korg, and the love of his life Jane Foster, to stop this killer’s wrath from spreading more than it already has.