Also checked out the new romantic comedy sequel on Netflix To All The Boys: P.S. I Still Love. Sequel to the Netflix original To All The Boys I Loved Before… a cute little romantic comedy piffle from a couple years … Continue reading
And, finally, caught up with the movie Downhill. Haven’t heard of it? It’s barely being advertised and I’m surprised it was theatrically released at all. It has a good cast though and it’s a remake of a French film called … Continue reading
Also watched the new film remake of the old tv series Fantasy Island. Or Blumhouse’s Fantasy Island as the movie calls itself… maybe in a fit of copyright legality or because they want to assure us this is a horror … Continue reading
Checked out the one actual Valentines Day movie released on actual Valentines Days: The Photograph. This flick is the real deal as far as romance movies go. Not a romantic comedy… just a movie about adult humans meeting and falling … Continue reading
I went to see the new Sonic the Hedgehog movie. In part because I liked the original games back in the 90s but, honestly, mostly out of curiosity. Curiosity to see if the publicized redesign of the original creepy CGI … Continue reading
Birds of Prey and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn is the semi-sequel to the Suicide Squad from a few years ago… but don’t let that sway you from seeing this movie. Birds of Prey, as a comic book … Continue reading
I also checked out yet another January horror flick called Gretal and Hansel. Based on the folklore but aiming to alter the original’s themes and plot, this film was dumped because odds of it being a crowd favorite are low. … Continue reading
Checked out the new international spy thriller The Rhythm Section. I say international spy thriller when I really should say “international incompetent spy thriller” though… and one based on a series of novels (which I have not read) so I … Continue reading
Also checked out the most recent Guy Ritchie movie The Gentlemen. This film bring Ritchie back to his tough guy crime roots after spending time making Disney and King Arthur movies (to various levels of success and failure). His early … Continue reading
So there’s a new horror movie out this past weekend called The Turning. It’s another film version of Henry James’ The Turn of the Screw which has been adapted a number of times, most notably 1961’s The Innocents. I checked … Continue reading