The Icons of Horror Movies Ranked!
In honor of Halloween, we’re ranking the modern icons of horror. Those characters that haunt our dreams and star in multipart horror movie franchises with sequels and reboots of lesser or varying quality!
DetailsIn honor of Halloween, we’re ranking the modern icons of horror. Those characters that haunt our dreams and star in multipart horror movie franchises with sequels and reboots of lesser or varying quality!
DetailsAddams Family
Addams Family is a fun follow-up to the older versions. However, some animated movies are for all ages, while others are more for kids only. The new animated Addams Family leans a little in the kid-only direction.
DetailsJoker
JOKER (Phoenix, De Niro, Conroy, Beetz) is a riveting, insightful tale of a man left behind by society, and coming untethered from any remaining semblance of sanity. Beautiful and dour at the same time, it forces the viewer to think.
DetailsCrawl
I love a good creature feature, and Crawl fit that bill perfectly. It’s fun and keeps you on the edge of your seat for the majority of its short 87 minute runtime. Granted, it isn’t always entirely realistic, but what creature features stick entirely to realism? None that I can think of.
DetailsIn honor of Spider-Man’s “return” to the MCU after the Sony/Disney negotiations , we’re ranking the villains of the Spider-Man movies!
DetailsIt Chapter 2
In this age of constant remakes, reboots, and re-imaginings, sometimes a remake is a good thing. It: Chapters 1 and 2 are those kind of remakes.
DetailsJoin us for the new episode of “This Week’s Movie” where we discuss this week’s movie: Fast and Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw. Warning, there will be spoilers.
Details2019 is the 30th anniversary of the release of Tim Burton’s Batman. In honor of the 30th anniversary of the movie that showed us how perfect Michael Keaton was in the role of Batman, we’re ranking the eight Batman movies from worst to best.
DetailsA look back at 2009’s Star Trek reboot by JJ Abrams…was this really Gene Roddenberry’s dream or was it “The Faster Than Light and the Furious”?
DetailsFictional characters from mythology, books, and movies have served as many a comic book creator’s muse. However, sometimes, even real people served as the prototype for new characters.
DetailsJoin us for the new episode of “This Week’s Movie” where we discuss this week’s movie: Avengers Endgame. Warning, there will be spoilers.
DetailsBatman: Hush
Batman: Hush, the movie, follows the comic of the same name very closely. However, it takes a significant turn in the reveal of Hush’s identity that, I believe, hurts the movie.
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