Project Hail Mary (2026)

I love it when the hype is real. Ever since Project Hail Mary was released, I’ve heard nothing but good things, so naturally I was curious. Plus, I’m on a serious outer space kick these days, in both my current viewing habits and the next piece of short fiction I’m currently piecing together in the […]

Disclosure Day (2026)

I will admit that, as I’ve gotten older, my rabid thirst for All Movies, All the Time as abated somewhat, simply due to Life and the natural diversification of interests n such. Once upon a time, I would’ve killed to see ANY Steven Spielberg title on the Big Screen, even if just from a completist […]

Demonic (2021)

When it comes to the career of Canadian / South African writer-director Neill Blomkamp, I have to admit that it has all the appearances of a case of diminishing returns. And that sucks, because the guy has readily proven that he’s a unique and capable ‘voice’ on the cinematic landscape, with heaps of untapped potential, […]

Primitive War (2025)

As noted in many a previous review, I always appreciate a good war flick, particularly those set during the Vietnam War (for some strange reason). In conjunction, I also always appreciate a solid horror / science fiction movie as well. Put those two together, and the potential for cinematic magic becomes a distinct possibility. Having […]

War Machine (2026)

I remember when Netflix was first dipping its toes into the finicky pool of Feature Film production, after having readily established itself as a leading forerunner in the new-at-the-time digital streaming concept, and I freely admit to being initially impressed by some of their early ‘Netflix Originals’. But over time, and under constant bombardment from […]

Predator: Badlands (2025)

Anyone who’s even lightly brushed shoulders with any of my past reviews will likely know that I’m a huge, life-long fan of both the Alien and Predator franchises. Hell, I’ve literally got the ink adorning my bicep to prove it, where Alien (or, Aliens, specifically) is concerned. It’s mostly top-tier science fiction / horror for […]

A Revisit: Johnny Handsome (1989)

I’ve been a fan of the films of director / producer Walter Hill for as long as I can remember, with titles like 48 Hrs. (1982), Extreme Prejudice (1987), Red Heat (1988), Another 48 Hrs. (1990), Trespass (1992), Geronimo: An American Legend (1993) and Last Man Standing (1996) effortlessly coming to mind. The man has […]

From the World of John Wick: Ballerina (2025)

I was admittedly curious when I first got wind of this side-quest-like addition to the unexpectedly successful John Wick franchise (2014 – 2023), but unfortunately, at the time of its release, Life opted to rear its ugly head and presented me with some destiny-altering decisions and actions that needed to be taken, thus solidly interfering […]

The Magnificent Seven (1960)

I do appreciate me a good Western and since it’s been a hot minute since I gave a fresh one a gander, the words “why the hell not?” popped through my thick noggin when I saw this title tucked in with the other rejected DVD’s parked sadly at my local thrift store. Less $5 later […]

The Manchurian Candidate (1962)

I really only knew this Cold War-era psychological thriller from the peripherals of my pop culture awareness, with the closest association I DID have being Tony Scott’s fascinating cinematic failure of 2005, Domino, which was a HIGHLY fictionalized account of the true-life bounty hunting exploits of Manchurian co-star Laurence Harvey’s badass (and unfortunately deceased before […]