Where, oh where, can it be?
To see my review of Silver Bullet for MovieWeb, go here.
To see my review of Silver Bullet for MovieWeb, go here.
One year after the events of Scream (2022), Sam Carpenter (Melissa Barrera) is dealing with all sorts of problems. Unlike celebrity survivor Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell), Sam’s reputation is in the toilet due to an online rumor that she masterminded the killings in the last movie. Her relationship with her sister Tara (Jenna Ortega) is also becoming strained due to Sam’s overprotectiveness. Then there’s the new murder spree to contend with.
Continue reading “Ghostface Takes Manhattan”
To see my review of Evil Dead Rise for MovieWeb, go here.
With Evil Dead Rise right around the corner, I thought it was time to rewatch what’s come before—at least in terms of the films. I wanted to hold off on watching the tv show until another time because I wanted to finish my first draft by the first week of April. Plus, there is such a thing as too much of a good thing. So, here’s my look at the first four Evil Dead movies, with only a few elements related to the show.
Continue reading “The good, the bad, and the guy with the gun”
Two best friends, Parker Mason (Gideon Adlon) and Miri Woodlow (Bethlehem Milion), have decided to do their COVID-19 quarantining at this gorgeous lake house. From their first scene, it’s apparent that Parker and Miri have very different ideas regarding safety precautions. Miri’s all about wearing a mask and staying six feet apart from one another. Parker, meanwhile, treats the quarantine more like an extended vacation.
Continue reading “What did you do in quarantine?”
As unbelievable as it sounds, Cocaine Bear is based on a true story. There was a drug smuggler named Andrew C. Thornton II (played in the film by Matthew Rhys) who dropped a load of cocaine into the forests near Knoxville, Tennessee. The cocaine was eaten by a bear, nicknamed Pablo Escobear or Cokey the Bear, though the reality is much less amusing for reasons I’ll go over later. The rest of the movie is fictional, however.
Continue reading “Cokey the Bear”
One of the movies I loved growing up was Batman (1989), directed by Tim Burton and starring Michael Keaton. Over the years, I’ve also come to regard Batman Returns as an underrated film. So today, I will do something I’ve never done before. Review a comic book. Specifically, Batman ’89, which takes place in the continuity of the Burton films while ignoring the Joel Schumacher entries.
Continue reading “Batdance”
In the Kingdom of Dahomey, Nanisca (Viola Davis) is a general of the Agojie, an all-female fighting force, serving under King Ghezo (John Boyega). Nawi (Thuso Mbedu) is a recent recruit studying under Nanisca, Izigie (Lashana Lynch), and the other members of the Agojie. Eventually, they all have to contend with the invading army of the Oyo Empire, led by General Oba Ade (Jimmy Odukoya).
Continue reading ““Viola Davis, My Woman King””
Set at a college campus, it’s right before spring break and two best friends named Sean (RJ Cyler) and Kunle (Donald Elise Watkins) are planning on doing this “Legendendary Tour” of visiting all the parties that are happening on campus, leaving their third friend and roommate Carlos (Sebastian Chacon) behind to play videogames. Before they can do so, they come home and find an unconscious white girl in their living room.
Continue reading “ER”
In this sequel to the 1988 film of the same name, we learn that the good times following the defeat of evil Queen Bavmorda (Jean Marsh) didn’t last long because shortly afterward, Willow (Warwick Davis) had a vision of an ancient evil destroying Chosen One Elora Danan. So the baby was put into hiding, with her true identity hidden even from herself. The series then jumps ahead about 16 years into the future.
Continue reading “Elora Danan”