Ted Raimi
Wishmaster – Film Review
Whether for the thrills, the philosophical underpinnings, or simply for the spectacle of its spectacle, Wishmaster deserves attention.
Oz the Great and Powerful – Film Review
While it may stumble at times with predictable plot elements and underdeveloped character arcs, Oz the Great and Powerful remains an enjoyable and entertaining experience.
18½ – Film Review
There are some tediously boring scenes in 18½ that drag the movie down tremendously, but there are also so many great scenes that really revive this movie from the dead.
Spider-Man 3 – Film Review
Spider-Man 3 is the most entertaining film in the franchise for me, and the one that speaks to me the most. Is it flawed? Yes. But the good definitely outweighs the bad.
Spider-Man 2 – Film Review
In terms of story alone, Spider-Man 2 may be the best superhero movie ever made. It’s grounded, emotional, and it finds amazing ways to flesh out its characters.
Spider-Man (2002) – Film Review
Spider-Man is a big-budget superhero adventure, but at its core, it’s a film about learning to love yourself, look out for others, and accept responsibility, which I find beautiful.
Drag Me to Hell – Film Review
Drag Me to Hell is a brilliantly executed horror film that further proves why Sam Raimi is such a talented filmmaker.
Candyman (1992) – Film Review
It’s genuinely remarkable how creepy this film is even though it only ever focuses on one storyline, and one that’s so incredibly simplistic.