Reviewed By: Popcornicus
The very first physical music I ever owned was Bruce Springsteen’s Born In the U.S.A which was gifted to me when I was maybe eight or nine years old. This was some of my early introduction to ro …
Reviewed By: Flickman
I’ve always been a fan of Brendan Fraser, especially from films like The Mummy and Journey to the Center of the Earth, so checking out Rental Family felt like an easy decision. While it doesn’t quite …
Reviewed By: Flickman
I went into Redux Redux knowing almost nothing about it. I watched maybe twenty seconds of the trailer, saw the Saban Films logo pop up, and decided that was enough for me. From that brief glimpse, it …
Reviewed By: Flickman
I’ve been looking forward to the new Anaconda movie starring Jack Black, Paul Rudd, and Steve Zahn for a while now, and honestly, it turned out to be pretty much exactly what I expected. It’s not a gr …
Reviewed By: Popcornicus
I was excited to see Send Help because in my book it had a lot going for it – Sam Raimi directing, Rachel McAdams starring, tale of survival out in the wild, billed as a horror/thriller/dark comedy, e …
Reviewed By: Flickman
I’m not entirely sure where to begin with The Wrecking Crew. I enjoyed the movie for what it is, but I don’t think it deserves the fairly high 6.5 IMDb rating it currently holds. Personally, I’d land …
Reviewed By: Flickman
After finishing Greenland 2: Migration, I did what I usually do and checked out some other reviews and honestly, a lot of them annoyed me. I kept seeing people say the movie completely sucked and wasn …
Reviewed By: Flickman
After finishing the new Scott Adkins film Diablo, I just had to read a bunch of other reviews – and, unsurprisingly, most of them were completely ridiculous. Seeing people give this a 5/5 or say “you’ …
Reviewed By: Flickman
After finishing Netflix’s The Rip, I can honestly say I had a great time with it. In a lot of ways, it felt like a spiritual cousin to Triple Frontier, another film starring Ben Affleck. It carries th …
Reviewed By: Flickman
I just finished watching Dust Bunny, and let me say right away – don’t let the title or cover art fool you. At first glance, it looks like a family-friendly Disney-style movie about a cute little dust …
Releasing: May 1, 2026
Releasing: May 1, 2026
Releasing: May 1, 2026