Author: Sam Wilson

The more I’m able to invest myself in film, the more I get out of it. Each consecutive year I’ve been writing reviews I’ve found myself seeing not

2017 marks another hard year in a cycle of increasingly difficult and depressing years under everyone’s belts. I sincerely hope everyone reading this made it through the year

I’ll preface everything I say that I never wanted to hate Justice League. I have a distinct memory of a thirteen-year old me walking out of Man of Steel

Whoops, looks like I didn’t get back to reviewing stuff as soon as I said I would. Anyway, it’s almost awards season so that means stuff that’s been

Hello everyone! Rest assured that even though I haven’t written anything in the past four months, I’m not dead. I’ve simply fallen into another writing slump. My writing

(Spoiler alert) Upfront I’m going to say Transformers: The Last Knight isn’t the worst movie I’ve seen this year; that honor belongs to movies like The Mummy and

Finally, a good one. I was just about ready to write the whole DC Cinematic Universe. Everything about Man of Steel, Dawn of Justice, and Suicide Squad either

Talking about Alien: Covenant is turning out to be a tough job for me. To talk about Covenant I feel I need to talk a little bit about

spoiler Warning… About fifteen minutes into King Arthur: Legend of the Sword comes a brief montage encompassing the entirety of Arthur’s adolescence. It’s a dizzying sequence; moving along

Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 2 I feel like it’s going to be impossible to review Guardians Vol. 2 without it just turning into another ringing fan endorsement.

The Fast and Furious franchise sure has become an odd one, hasn’t it? Like, if you’d told me about ten years ago that one of the most bankable

Ghost in the Shell is easily going to be one of the most visually striking movies I’ll see all year. It’s also an alternately frustrating and bland film

If you haven’t noticed, Disney’s been remaking their old animated classics into live-action movies recently. So far their success has varied. I actually remember enjoying The Jungle Book from last

(Apologies everyone, I forgot to post this up to Movie-Blogger.com for two days.) Kong: Skull Island is what I think I want every monster movie to be at

Firstly, I want to apologize for not having written up anything for the past two months. I’ve been pretty busy, and getting back into the groove of writing