“Fear Street: Prom Queen” Review
The scariest thing about Prom Queen is that it feels less like a step down and more like a full-on tumble from the other Fear Street movies. There was a
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“Pee-wee as Himself” Review
Soon after the death of Paul Reubens, I recalled him making a cameo in the comedy Quiz Lady. He appears before an elderly woman who mistakes him for Alan Cumming.
“Bullet Train Explosion” Review
Although technically a sequel to 1975’s The Bullet Train, this action-packed reprisal lives up to its simplistic title. You won’t be disappointed if you were expecting an action film with
“Final Destination Bloodlines” Review
As the sixth film in the Final Destination saga, Bloodlines is smart enough to toy with the material. By now, everybody knows the formula. There’s an opening onslaught of accidental
“Havoc” Review
Watching Gareth Evans go from directing the manic masterpiece of The Raid to the familiar street cop grit of Havoc is like having a top-rated chef go from cooking Kobe
“Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning” Review
The feeling of finality within The Final Reckoning extends beyond the title, the number of Mission: Impossible films, or a trip to Tom Cruise’s IMDB page to look up his
“Frankie Freako” Review
Frankie Freako feels like a wild retro cocktail of combining the allure of those enticing hotline numbers and gross-out puppetry. The obvious inspiration for such a film was the commercial