It’s October and time for spooky season… or spooky-adjacent season. Vampires vs. the Bronx is a new Netflix horror/comedy… a kind of amalgamation of The Lost Boys and Attack the Block. It’s a decent flick that I think is worth … Continue reading
The unexpected sequel to 2017’s The Babysitter was just released by Netflix… called The Babysitter: Killer Queen. I thought that original horror comedy film was good gorey fun but I couldn’t imagine anyone would need a part 2. That said, … Continue reading
In the incomplete manuscript of one’s life, every once in a while one must watch a movie called The VelociPastor. Not because it’s good, but because it’s called The VelociPastor. And it’s free on Amazon Prime. And YouTube, actually. … Continue reading
So Bill & Ted Face the Music is the third in the Bill & Ted franchise and the first in around 30 years. And massive credit to good guy Keanu Reeves for shrugging his shoulders and playing the characters again. … Continue reading
Checked out the new Disney+ family zoo comedy The One and Only Ivan. This flick is based on a book that I haven’t read and is based on a true story… a line on screen that appears a few seconds … Continue reading
HBO is offering up an original Seth Rogan (x2) film An American Pickle. This is a perfectly written film whose knowledge of scientific accuracy is only matched by its understanding of law and legal argument. It’s a very impressive undertaking … Continue reading
Rented (on iTunes) a new cringe comedy called Yes, God, Yes. No major expectations for it besides a handful of good reviews. The movie is a teen comedy set in the early 2000s about a teenage girl (played by … Continue reading
Gave a watch to the new Hulu original film Palm Springs. This is, frankly, a Groundhog Day movie… a time loop comedy. That’s about all I knew going in – that and its good reviews – so I was pleasantly … Continue reading
True story: all Hollywood tough guy action stars are required (by law) to star in a movie with cute little kids. What else could possibly explain why Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jackie Chan, Hulk Hogan, Dwayne The Rock Johnson, John Cena, and … Continue reading
Rented (for too much money) the new Judd Apatow / Pete Davidson comedy The King of Staten Island. This is another theatrical loss with a $20 rental fee (a great deal for a family, less so a single person watching) … Continue reading