Watch the SPOILER review on YouTube With yet another adaption of the Street Fighter franchise, the latest film leans into the camp and silliness to just enough of a degree that the animated flashback sequences come off less cartoony. I only have a passing knowledge of the Street Fighter lore, and most of that comes… Read More: Movie Review: Street Fighter (2026) »
Despite a plot that feels a bit stretched out, the latest from the “Toy Story” franchise ultimately delivers through both new characters and old. The story seems relativity straight-toward at first as we see Bonnie’s toys trying to take a stand against technology. While a topical subject, it actually ends up taking somewhat of a… Read More: Movie Review: Toy Story 5 »
Watch the SPOILER review on YouTube Despite leaning quite a bit into dark comedy, the latest “Resident Evil” still offers up its share of creepy moments. Overall, it’s little like “The Thing” with a splash of “Shaun of the Dead.” The film’s plot is shockingly straight-forward and is essentially a man trying to make it… Read More: Movie Review: Resident Evil (2026) »
Watch the SPOILER review on YouTube A live action/animation hybrid that will be compared to “Who Framed Rodger Rabbit,” and although it doesn’t reach the lofty heights of that classic film, it is still a fun and occasionally heartwarming movie in its own right. Overall, the film does a solid job of combining the slapstick… Read More: Movie Review: Coyote vs. Acme »
Check out the SPOILER review on YouTube A fairly entertaining film that is essentially “Jurassic Park” in the suburbs in the 80’s, but with a sci-fi twist. Everything from the score to the suburban setting to some of the directing choices is very much in line with Spielberg films from the 1980’s like “E.T.” However,… Read More: Movie Review: The End of Oak Street »
Watch the SPOILER review on YouTube Despite some pacing issues, a few too many plot points to juggle, and a somewhat forgettable story, the latest Spider-Man film is still an entertaining watch thanks to strong performances and great character work. The story has a lot going on and yet somehow it feels kind of empty.… Read More: Movie Review: Spider-Man: Brand New Day »
Watch the SPOILER review on YouTube Despite unlikable characters with uninteresting family drama and slow pacing early on, the film livens up once the Deadites come into the story, and it delivers on the gore and sadism to be expected from the franchise. I didn’t see the previous “Evil Dead” film, so there are a… Read More: Movie Review: Evil Dead Burn »
Watch the SPOILER review on YouTube Attempting to adapt the Backrooms concept to the big screen is a solid concept, but despite a few glimpses of the film living up to its full-potential, uneven pacing and a bizarre third act leaves the audience wondering “what the hell was that?” I’ve watched the YouTube shorts that… Read More: Movie Review: Backrooms »
Watch the SPOILER review on YouTube Despite a fairly strong start, “Supergirl” stalls out midway through and is ultimately only saved by an engaging performance by Milly Alcock in the title role. I have not read the comic that this film is based on, but it does seem to follow the basic concept. As in… Read More: Movie Review: Supergirl (2026) »
Watch the SPOILER review on YouTube A solid horror movie that takes a fresh approach to an old concept, but a slow start and some pacing issues near the third act make the movie feel a bit too long. While the basic plot is more-or-less the “love potion gone wrong” trope, there is an often-unsettling… Read More: Movie Review: Obsession »