I’m glad we’ve reached the point where all video game movies aren’t complete shit.
That’s not to say that Mortal Kombat Twenty Twenty One is a 10/10 or anything, but it’s still a blast. It feels like a genuine love-letter to the franchise. The writing and direction come from a place of respect for the series, not a cynical boardroom writer’s circle.
We Need To Talk About Kevin is a harrowing film. I’m not really sure what other words I can use to describe it. It’s not “scary”. But it’s definitely an experience that sticks with you.
King of the Titans is a fan-edit of Godzilla (2014) and Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019). It was assembled by d3adconnection and the main goal of the cut was to remove a lot of the unnecessary exposition. So how did that turn out?
Watching the Mortal Kombat movie recently gave me lethal levels of nostalgia. And I’ve never even seen it before.
It’s a perfect encapsulation of every B-movie from the 90s. Bad acting, writing that swaps from amazing to terrible in the blink of an eye, and beautiful special effects.
I’m kind of a sucker for found footage movies. And since I’ve seen all the popular ones, I’m only left with the straight-to-Netflix pieces of shit.
Threads is a movie that’s hard to describe. Broadly, it’s a movie that portrays what would happen if a nuclear bomb detonated over one of England’s biggest cities, Sheffield, in the 1980s. It follows the lives of a few individuals before and after a nuclear winter.