The End of Oak StreetThe End of Oak Street
Scary, immediate and fun. Dinosaurs are monsters again.
Scary, immediate and fun. Dinosaurs are monsters again.
I just hope the check cleared for Thorton and Hyman.
A juicy satire is buried deep down in here and nobody involved knows how to get it out.
The most like a vintage John Lassater-era Pixar movie that the studio has put out in years
By Zeus' Law!
Another week, another cowardly inept male lead
An entry in the indie Universal monster movie reboots only for completionists
Another week, another satanic cult sacrifice movie
Sonic Horror
America, Meet Uwe Boll...
Unoriginal to a T, but creative and well-executed in the details
Dispatches from beyond the wall
Koepp's scripts are no better or worse than the director adapting them. Usually.
A fascinating mess. Fundamentally broken and a depressing sign of Gen Z filmmakers to come.
Two great leads in a movie that waffles between survival horror and satire
A full-bodied work of beautifully choreographed action movie art
Lord and Miller get their Sci-Fi epic
Another elegant, masterfully crafted supernatural mystery from McCarthy