Netflix

  • The School For Good and Evil Review

    Paul Feig is an established director and producer of such films as Bridesmaids, Spy,  and A Simple Favor. He has made films in the action genre, romantic comedy genre, and sci-fi genre. Now he ventures into the family/ fantasy genre… Continue reading

  • The Watcher (Series) Review

    Ryan Murphy is a producer of everything from the American Crime Story The People vs OJ Simpson to the many seasons of American Horror Story. Even though he has produced true stories and some comedies he mainly focuses on horror-related… Continue reading

  • The Curse of Bridge Hollow Review

    Netflix likes to release some horror movies and shows in the lead-up to the holiday. Some of them are serious like Mr. Harrigan’s Phone, and others are more comedic like Hubie Halloween. The Curse of Bridge Hollow is one of… Continue reading

  • Mr. Harrigan’s Phone Review

    John Lee Hancock is a celebrated director of such films as The Blind Side, The Founder, and Saving Mr. Banks. His last film The Little Things wasn’t well received even though Jared Leto did garner some awards attention for his… Continue reading

  • Traveling Band: Credence Clearwater Revival at the Royal Abert Hall Review

    When I was a kid my parents used to load the kids up into whatever car we had at the time. Maybe a section wagon or whatever could hold us all. We would travel to various places in New England… Continue reading

  • A Jazzman’s Blues Review

    Tyler Perry isn’t known for period-piece films.  He’s pretty much known as Madea, his long-running comedy character. He’s garnered a lot of fan support which allowed him to create his own studio in Atlanta. He has written, directed, and produced… Continue reading

  • End of the Road Review

    Having not grown up with acting skills in her past, Queen Latifah has turned out to be a decent actress. In fact, she started out as a rapper. As it were she’s not the only rapper turned actor. Her career… Continue reading

  • Mr. Harrigan’s Phone Review

    John Lee Hancock is a celebrated director of such films as The Blind Side, The Founder, and Saving Mr. Banks. His last film The Little Things wasn’t well received even though Jared Leto did garner some awards attention for his… Continue reading

  • Day Shift Review

    Vampire movies have come in all shapes and sizes over the decades. Of course, the classic Bela Lugosi Dracula and Nosferatu starring Max Shreck are the standards of this genre. Interview with a Vampire, Bram Stoker’s Dracula, The Lost Boys, and Fright Night brought the genre to a whole… Continue reading

  • The Sandman Review

    The Sandman is based on the DC Vertigo comic book series in the late ’80s and ’90s. It was written and created by Neil Gaiman and Sam Kieth, Mike Dringenberg, and various other artists who drew the stories. It was an… Continue reading