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Author: Mike Calkins
New Suspiria Trailer Releases
I’ve been itching for more information on the Suspiria remake since the first teaser dropped in June. After cryptic tweets and a lot of buildup over the past couple of days, the new Suspiria trailer has dropped, and it’s a doozy. Check it out below: This Suspiria trailer truly capitalizes on the visual style of…
REVIEW: A Prayer Before Dawn (2017)
A Prayer Before Dawn is a true story that follows Billy Moore, a down on his luck boxer and drug addict who is thrown in prison in Thailand. While inside, he discovers that there is a prison boxing team and seeks to join it, hopefully saving himself through fighting. If I’m going to be completely…
Outlaw King Trailer Releases
I’m a big fan of Chris Pine; he’s an incredibly talented actor, and obviously, he has charisma for days. I think 2016’s Hell or High Water was a wake-up call for a lot of people as to his talents beyond Captain Kirk and roles of that sort. This year, he has reteamed with that film’s director,…
REVIEW: Mile 22 (2018)
Do you like action films? Do you like interesting characters with conflict, relatable personal issues, and character arcs? If you answered yes to any or all of these questions, do not see Mile 22. What you will get in place of all of those is inane dialogue, obnoxious characters, and some of the worst action…
REVIEW: Friday the 13th (1980)
Friday the 13th is one of the seminal horror franchises, among the ranks of Halloween, A Nightmare on Elm Street, and Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Unlike those three, however, Friday’s first film differs from the rest of the series. First off, let’s talk about the story. In the 1950’s a boy drowns at Camp Crystal Lake…
Power Rangers (2017) Sequel in Development
It’s no secret to readers of this site that I was a massive fan of 2017’s Power Rangers. I found it to be an incredibly entertaining, funny, and surprisingly heartfelt adaptation of the bright-colored-spandex-wearing heroes. The movie was a little darker, more serious, and with a much stronger sense of character than we’re used to…