Fantasy
Harold and the Purple Crayon – Film Review
Harold and the Purple Crayon feels like a sketch of a movie that, much like its protagonist’s drawings, never fully comes to life.
The Crow – Film Review
Despite a promising cast and the potential for a compelling reboot, The Crow stumbles under the weight of its ambitions.
Ouija Castle – Film Review
For fans of gothic horror, Ouija Castle may offer a few moments of enjoyment, but for most viewers, it will likely prove to be frustrating.
Ginger Snaps – Film Review
The exploration of adolescence through the lens of a werewolf curse in Ginger Snaps is both unique and emotionally resonant, anchored by standout performances from its leads.
Dragonheart – Film Review
Dragonheart offers a premise brimming with potential and moments that hint at a truly captivating cinematic experience, yet it’s marred by execution that seldom rises to the heights it reaches for.
The Last Airbender – Film Review
M. Night Shyamalan’s The Last Airbender is a film that fundamentally misunderstood what made the original series so good.
Kazaam – Film Review
Kazaam stands as a monument to a particular brand of cinematic hubris—the belief that sheer star power and a fantastical premise are enough to override a lackluster script, dubious acting, and lackluster special effects.
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire – Film Review
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of the franchise. It honors its past while fearlessly charging into the future, equipped with a proton pack full of laughs, scares, and heart.
Ghostbusters II – Film Review
While not as good as the original, Ghostbusters II remains a memorable and entertaining film.
Ghostbusters – Film Review
Ghostbusters deserves much of the adulation it has received over the years. Its blending of genres, character dynamics, memorable lines, and pioneering special effects create a cinematic experience that is as entertaining as it is unique.