If I told you there have been seven Alien movies up to this point, you would have to stop and try to remember at least four of them. A Sci-Fi franchise that started back in 1979 with Ridley Scott at the...
Exactly six years ago Disney completed a 71 billion dollar sale to acquire the rights to the majority of 20th Century Fox which entails the film rights to such properties as The X-Men, The Fantastic Four,...
With the South Korean cinema boom of the last 20 years, it’s easy to forget about their northerly neighbor when it comes to film. I had no idea it was a bucket list item of mind until I realized North...
How else can I describe this game than as pure classic? It was one of the first games I played on my Amiga 500 in 1991. There is a lot of humor in there that I didn’t quite get, but I understand it a bit better now. The tabloid stuff, the aliens that want to warp Earthlings’ minds, the faces on Mars... all quite prescient. Which is not to say that aliens are here, but the media does feel like brainwashing...
(The Krynn Series) This is an AD&D roleplaying game series, based on the Dragonlance universe, originally made by SSI/Wizards of the Coast, between 1990 and 1992. Back in the day! (I only had the option to choose Dark Queen of Krynn as a game, but this review is true for all three games in the title. They are from the same series, and you can take your characters from Champions of Krynn and import...
Collabin' with Sakana!!!
Her review will be linked here.
At one point Private O’Meara (Rod Steiger) lies alongside Walking Coyote (Jay C Flippen) and they have a chat. It’s a moment between two...
It is truly astounding how the Mission Impossible franchise comes up with one great movie after another. I actually thought I had watched the latest movie from that series, then I realized it was “Mission Impossible: Fallout”. Where was the famous motorcycle scene in that movie? Not in there, but in Dead Reckoning! What a joy. So I watched it. And was blown away. Tom Cruise reprises his role as...
"Everything Everywhere All at Once," is an interesting movie that has no comparable other movie; it stands on its own. This film blends sci-fi, fantasy, action, and drama, creating a unique viewing experience that is both exhilarating and exhausting. The story centers around Evelyn Wang (Michelle Yeoh), a struggling laundromat owner who finds herself thrust into a multiverse adventure. As she navigates...
Hollywood has a great knack for giving you the truth while presenting it as fiction. Those who have spent more than 5 minutes on the internet over the last 15 years have probably heard about the conspiracy...
The Quiet Place franchise has risen in cinema over the last several years. John Krasinski wrote and directed the first two films which were about a family trying to survive the Earth is overtaken by a...
If you’ve been paying attention this year, numerous sports-related anime films have been released to movie theaters and what is deemed a creative way to inspire people to check out the series based on...
It’s been a long while since anyone has heard from Jeff Nichols in filmmaking. It’s been 7 years since Nichols has come out with a film that he has been responsible for writing and directing. His return...
It was just a couple of weeks ago that I said that if there were three or four more movies worse than the film Babes, they would be in deep trouble in 2024. Believe It or Not only a couple weeks after...
If you’re asking yourself why there’s another Bad Boys movie the simple answer is it’s a cinematic cash grab for Sony. However, this time around there are some added reasons why we’re getting...
The Boys in the Boat is as derivative a film as one can make, not pushing the boundaries of art in any way and it is certainly not groundbreaking in the cinematic realm. A simple revelation exists,...
The Searchers Film Podcast finally covers a Jackie-centric film while I'm on a brief hiatus. Check out the two Jackie & Sammo aficionados wax poetic on some of their favorites.
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Call it hipster syndrome, over-analyzation, or a terrible mis-application, whatever you read next is not meant to be ironic.
Madame Web is the antithetical super hero film, as un-Marvel as 2005's Man-Thing with...
Collabin' with Stephen! His review is HERE.
The simple yet masterful story is the creme de la creme of Scott & Boetticher's first collaboration. In general, the writing is a highlight of the...
"Top Gun: Maverick," directed by Joseph Kosinski, is a spectacular sequel that soars high on adrenaline, nostalgia, and heart. Tom Cruise reprises his iconic role as Pete "Maverick" Mitchell, delivering a performance that reminds audiences why he remains one of Hollywood's most enduring action stars. This film is a perfect blend of breathtaking aerial sequences, character-driven drama, and a respectful...
Ever seen those YouTube videos where people climb on 500 feet high telegraph towers to change a lightbulb? Or maybe you can't even watch a rollercoaster POV video? Congratulations, here you can vicariously embrace your fear of heights for one and a half hours! "Fall," directed by Scott Mann, is a gripping survival thriller, starring Grace Caroline Currey and Virginia Gardner in a high-stakes, adrenaline-fueled...
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