Rented on iTunes a new science fiction/action flick called The Blackout (or The Blackout: Invasion Earth… but that’s not what the movie calls itself). I saw it pop up on the new releases but figured it was just another low … Continue reading
Rented (via iTunes) a flick with either great or terrible timing called Body Cam. It’s about police violence during a time of social unrest… only with a little supernatural peppered in. The flick follows a recently reinstated cop played … Continue reading
Checked out the new Amazon Prime streaming sci-fi/suspense film The Vast of Night. This one came out of nowhere but was described as a micro-budget and innovative throwback to the Twilight Zone. A couple reviews ago, I said The Platform … Continue reading
Rented (on iTunes) a new teen horror(adjacent) movie Bit. It’s vampires… and was recently rated one of the top ten horror movies of 2020 (which isn’t saying much given the release schedule) on some random YouTube video I watched. So … Continue reading
Checked out a horror flick that came out on Netflix a few months ago called The Platform. I’d heard good and bad things about the movie so, between that and that it’s a Spanish-language film, I put off giving it … Continue reading
Also rented (on iTunes) the action/horror movie VFW. I hadn’t heard of this one before I watched a YouTube video about the best horror movies of 2020 (so far). I wouldn’t call it a horror movie so much as a … Continue reading
Checked out the new Netflix movie The Lovebirds. This was going to be a theatrical release but I guess they gave up and Netflix got it instead. Probably because expectations were low and the last Kumail Nanjiani movie with a … Continue reading
Rented a new documentary (on iTunes) called Spaceship One which is about the Biosphere Two project back in the early 90s. If that rings a bell, that was the self-contained environment that a bunch of people built to see if … Continue reading
Rented a new documentary (on iTunes) called Spaceship One which is about the Biosphere Two project back in the early 90s. If that rings a bell, that was the self-contained environment that a bunch of people built to see if … Continue reading
Also subjected myself to the new Adam Sandler produced (and David Spade starring) Netflix original The Wrong Missy. This is another in the much-mocked Sandler films set in exotic locations that were clearly made so everyone could take a vacation. … Continue reading