Author: Ben Rothrock

Almost two decades ago, the found footage style of filmmaking was reinvented with The Blair Witch Project. This movie became the first to be heavily advertised through Internet marketing,

In 2013, a little over six months after Barack Obama was reelected, an ex-employee of the National Security Agency named Edward Snowden leaked a series of documents that

As readers of my site already know, I am a sucker for a good horror movie. That is why I wanted to check out The Disappointments Room, a

One of the most daring feats of aviation in the last few years has been the “Miracle on the Hudson.” When an airplane strikes multiple birds just after

Is it safe to create life without the aid of any natural processes? What is the purpose of creating artificial life? Is it to accomplish something, or just

Modern horror movies are pretty simple nowadays. They have sort of the same basic stories and characters, and they all seem to rely on a good amount of

Like Ghostbusters and The Birth of a Nation (later this year), I feel like I have to support any movie that gets a good amount of backlash. Getting

I have always been a fan of Disney films. They are quality family movies that appeal to any age. However, no studio can make only perfect films. It’s

As a lover of animation my whole life, I have never really been a fan of combining it with adult content. The world of animation gives people a

The DC Extended Universe has proven to be a huge financial success, despite performing below expectations. While it does make truck-loads of money, the DCEU has also proven

You never really know what the Internet is going to come up with next. One little thing that even has the slightest level of stupidity becomes a viral

I have not seen a lot from director Woody Allen. I only know that he is probably one of the hardest working filmmakers in the industry today. The

Everyone, at some point in their lives, has been afraid of the dark. We all know that it’s a common fear for children. It’s a normal thing to

I have been a fan of Blue Sky Studio’s Ice Age franchise my entire life. The second film (Ice Age: The Meltdown) is one of the first films

32 years ago, writers Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis created Ghostbusters, a supernatural comedy about four guys who start a business catching ghosts all across New York City.