ALT: New Amsterdam: Max Goodwin's 'Great Minds'

As someone who spent a lot of time in rural Nebraska growing up, this is exactly how it is. Really brings back the relevancy of that “how many fifth graders could you beat up if they came at you in wa...

I knew nothing about this going in, and it was A LOT. Ambitious as hell and for awhile I didn’t know where the plot was really going or what I was watching, but the revelation in the end ties it all t...

There's a lot that can be said about Wolf Creek, the cast is pretty good (especially John Jarrat as Mick) , the cinematography was actually really well done, and there were some really brutal moments,...

The version of this on Tubi is terrible quality and the subtitles just say a bunch of nonsense, that doesn't really have to do with the film itself but I think its worth noting! This was a slog compar...

(Letterboxd is down so I’m writing this review in my Notes app, this feels so weird)  Deep Rising is a mess, a mess with a lot of entertainment value, but a mess nonetheless. There’s a lot of tonal wh...

As a dinosaur fan I loved loved loved all of them but the script felt a little bland to me, it wasn't bad just a tad mediocre and as the movie went on I felt less and less invested. It just didn't fee...

I consider myself a huge Zach Cregger fan, some may say a glazer even but I digress. Growing up in the late 90s/early 2000s, Resident Evil has always been there, ever since just the image on the Plays...

Early 2000s J-Horror was a wildly innovative time for the subgenre filled with a ton of zany concepts that either worked or absolutely don't. I think it's worth noting the media centric horror around ...

ALT: Chica FNaF: Let's Eat!

ALT: Bronzekneecap: Giant Robot Action

ALT: Predator Iconic Handshake Scene