Movie Reviews
From 35mm to Super8, from Digital to 3D, be it CGI, green-screen, multiple-exposure or even stop-motion, international, domestic, experimental, controversial, we review it all, with moxie!
Wishmaster
Reviewed by Alicia Glass Review Rating: 8 A demonic Djinn tries to free himself from an enchanted ruby, to bring the horde of his terrible brethren...
Suing the Devil
Reviewed by Alicia Glass Review Rating: 7 Down and out law student Luke O’Brien decides to sue the Devil for 8 trillion dollars, and to his...
The Devils Well
Review by Jay-Andrews Tracy The Devil’s Well is a Ghost Hunter-style movie that has you on the edge of the seat since the beginning of viewing the...
Solo A Star Wars Story
Reviewed by Steve McGowan When a Han Solo movie was first announced, I had my misgivings. Recasting one of Harrison Ford's iconic roles with another...
Doom Annihilation
Reviewed by Jay Andrews Tracy Doom Annihilation is closest to the video game then the original movie DOOM that was released in 2005. Other than...
The First Purge
Review by: Jay Andrews-Tracy The First Purge is a prequel to the first purge movie. I know, it’s confusing, it confuses me too. But that is what it...
Automata
Review by: Jay Andrews-Tracy Rating: 4 out of 5 Automata is one of the best movies I have seen in a long time. It is a science fiction movie about...
Flatliners (2017)
Review by: Jay Andrews-Tracy This film is a remake of the original movie of the same name. All things considered, this is not a bad remake either,...
Bohemian Rhapsody
Reviewed by Jay Andrews Tracy ‘Mama, just killed a man/Put a gun against his head Pulled my trigger, now he's dead/Mama, life had just begun But now...
Never Leave Alive
Review by: Jay Andrews-Tracy Never Leave Alive also known as 3 Hours Before Dead is a budget action movie starring WWE’s John Hennigan, who plays...
SDIFF 2015 presents Western Religion
Reviewed by Alicia Glass Review Rating: 7 out of 10 In 1879, gunfighters, cardsharps and all manner of mysterious men (and women) come together in...
SDAFF 2011 presents A Boy and His Samurai
Reviewed by Alicia Glass Review Rating: 8 A samurai from the Edo time period of Japan time travels to modern day Tokyo and affects the lives of a...
SDAFF 2011 presents Shaolin
Reviewed by Alicia Glass Review Rating: 8 In a time where warring feudal lords seek to separate China into their individual pieces, strife...
SDAFF 2013 presents How To Use Guys With Secret Tips
Reviewed by Alicia Glass Review Rating: 7.5 Downtrodden Choi Bo-Na is stuck in the mans world of advertising, until a chance encounter with a manic...
Saw V
Reviewed by Alicia Glass Review Rating: 7 Jigsaw’s legacy lives on in Detective Hoffman, who is being suspected for complicity by the survivor of...
Fullmetal Alchemist The Sacred Star of Milos
Reviewed by Alicia Glass Review Rating: 7 The Elric Brothers are back, with a whole bunch of their friends, to free the Milos people from their...
A Wakefield Project
Reviewed by: Jay Andrews Tracy A Wakefield Project is a interesting horror movie about two friends, Reese (Dennis Andres) and Eric (Anthony Bewlz),...
Ant-Man and the Wasp
Reviewed by Steve McGowan Ant-Man and the Wasp is the one of the first MCU movies post-Infinity War, but the film doesn't take place after the...
Independence Day Resurgence
by Steve McGowan It's the summer of sequels (when is it not?), and now we have the follow-up movie to the original Independence Day from 20 years...
Bumblebee
Reviewed by Steve McGowan Review Rating: 4.5 out of 5 giant robots The Transformers live action film franchise was a series of popular but schlocky...