Review: Little Joe (2019)
Little Joe’s ambiguity wouldn’t fool anyone, except for sheer frustrations over the direction of its intriguing sci-fi horror premise.
Review: Color Out of Space (2019)
Blending the director’s B-movie panache with Cage’s brand new charm, it’s a worthy Lovecraftian horror.
A Season with: Humans (2015 – 2018) – Season 1, 2 & 3
“What makes us human?” is the question Humans probes to answer.
Review: Black Box (2020)
Black Box spits out its references loudly and still it delivers a thrilling yet melancholic horror.
Review: The Vast of Night (2020)
Without explicit spectacles—substituted with a character-driven story, this sci-fi conundrum unravels a thread of intergalactic conspiracy shrouding a sleepy town only in one night.
Review: The Platform (2019)
There is enough food for everyone; but, those on top of the structure is hungered by worry while everyone underneath is hungered by those people. That’s how The Platform works.
Review: Bloodshot (2020)
In Bloodshot (2020), Vin Diesel is Vin Diesel and not the titular character. After all, it’s a cliche-ridden mediocrity.
Review: Terminator: Dark Fate (2019)
There’s no doubt that The Terminator is an instant classic when it comes to sci-fi bravado with lauded action sequences and a compelling narrative. It was an accomplished mission impossible. When Terminator 2: Judgment Day came off in 1991, however, […]
Review: Ad Astra (2019)
Ad Astra sees director James Gray returning into a grandeur about larger-than-life ambitions and personal bonds. The story shares similar DNA with Gray’s previous movie, The Lost City of Z that follows a British explorer in a voyage dividing the […]
Review Brightburn (2019)
While overstaying the welcome a bit too long, Brightburn still delivers its visionary premise of a superhero origin story turning into a visceral horror.
Review The Wandering Earth / 流浪地球 (2019)
The premise and production value of The Wandering Earth is otherworldly stunning; while the well-intended movie isn’t without flaw.
Review Happy Death Day 2U (2019)
Christopher Landon’s teen-slasher Groundhog Day a.k.a. Happy Death Day exploits the familiar time-loop trope into an inspiring comedy with Jessica Rothe delivering a literally wide-ranging performance. Some people found it cleverly revamping the trope; while, some others hated it for […]
Review Alita: Battle Angel (2019)
Robert Rodriguez’s latest visual bonanza, Alita: Battle Angel, is a sci-fi epic that immediately sparks immediate déjà vu to James Cameron’s Avatar. Such allegation isn’t without a root or apparent proof. The striking visuals—especially that attention-demanding anime eyes of the […]
Review The Meg (2018)
As if bringing Statham diving back to the depth isn’t enough, The Meg plunges him into a mediocre B-movie party.
Review Ant-Man and the Wasp (2018)
Review Ant-Man and the Wasp. To clean the palette after the devastating Infinity Wars, Marvel presents an all-round fun and funny family comedy.