Alien: Covenant Crosses Into Familiar Territory
Ridley Scott must have faced a dilemma when planning Alien: Covenant -- how to give fans what they want without being derivative...
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King Arthur: Legend of the Snatch
Do you revere Lord of the Rings? How about Game of Thrones, Vikings, or anything by Zack Snyder? Do you...
Guardians Sequel: Rare Improvement To A Great Movie
In the MCU’s first foray of 2017, we are given a sequel to one of the cinematic powerhouse’s biggest sleeper...
Death Squared is Roundly Challenging, Fun
Welcome to Indie Spotlight! Today we go into a puzzled frenzy with one of the hits from PAX 2017's Indie...
Power Rangers Go, Go To A Bad Place
In the last decade and a half it seems like Hollywood had wasted no time making big budgets versions of precious...
Iron Fist Is The Weak Link in Marvel’s Chain, But Not A Break
First, let’s answer a couple of questions. Is Iron Fist as bad as many critics say? No, it isn’t. Are...
Beauty and the Beast is Faithful and Formulaic
In every sense of the word, Disney’s 1991 animated classic, Beauty and the Beast, is magical. It features one of...
Kong: Skull Island Is Just Monkeying Around
I saw the two big-budget franchise properties hitting theaters this week: Logan and Kong: Skull Island. Both feature rage-fueled, hairy...
Logan Is The X-Universe Movie We Need AND Deserve
It's sad to see Hugh Jackman leave us as Wolverine (he has confirmed this is his last movie in the...
The Great Wall Is Less Great, More ‘Meh’
The early 21st Century in the film industry has had a very strong ongoing debate about the whitewashing of various...