A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby is the third and so far final entry into a king and queen series in Aldovia. Rose McIver (Queen Amber) and Ben Lamb (King Richard) continue their blissful life as rulers of a tiny country in the middle of nowhere. After getting married, Amber is pregnant with the first … More A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby (2019)
When Netflix advertises a new movie, they usually showcase the main stars, and the trailer provides you with a glimpse of what the story will be about. Most people probably couldn’t wait to watch Emma Roberts and Luke Bracey go on a date (or maybe it was just me) and spend the holidays together. I’ve … More Holidate (2020)
In 1995, Waterworld was quite ahead of its time with the unique concept that dryland is no more. They have been a thousand movies that involve the end of the world crisis,’ yet Waterworld is still alone in its own subgenre. Kevin Costner is known as the Drifter, a man who roams the open water … More Waterworld (1995)
It was about a decade ago that I borrowed Unforgiven from a friend. He couldn’t believe that I had never watched this iconic western and best picture winner. After my first viewing, I went on to rate the movie 8/10 on IMDb. Somehow Unforgiven ended up in my movie collection even though I believe it … More Unforgiven (1992)
My wife suggested that I watch and review the movie Fragiles, which came out in 2005 and starred Clarista Flockhart. It is a scary movie set in an old hospital where things continue to bump in the night. So please stop me if you’ve heard it all before. Amy (Flockhart) transfers to a run-down children’s … More Fragiles (2005)
What happens when you rush a film in production? Usually, nothing good. Hot off the success of I Know What You Did Last Summer, the writers hoped to capitalize on the instant success and decided to continue the story of Julie James (Jennifer Love Hewitt) and Ray Bronson (Freddy Prinze Jr.). In case you didn’t … More I Still Know What You Did Last Summer (1998)
All good things have to come to an end, right? The Scream officially reached “trilogy” status with the installment, just four years after the original release, and three after the sequel. As explained to us by Randy (Jaime Kennedy), all bets are off in this one, meaning any and all main characters can meet their … More Scream 3 (2000)
In case you didn’t know, Major League Baseball returned earlier this summer with no fans in the stands. Many ballparks across America allowed fans to buy cardboard cutouts and put them in their seats. Somewhere out there, there is a cardboard cut out of Bernie Lomax (Terry Kiser). After seeing Bernie enjoy the game, I … More Weekend at Bernie’s (1989)
Yesterday morning while eating breakfast, I flipped through the channels on cable TV. I had an interest in watching a flick that was starting in a few hours, so in the meantime, I settled on watching this movie called Suck. The film features a small indie band called “The Winners,” who somehow get turned into … More Suck (2009)
The other night after the sports world had gone to bed, I was sitting on the couch, flipping through the channels. This is something I rarely do since our house has just about all the streaming services out there, so who needs cable anymore. I noticed Vertical Limit was on, and it has been ages … More Vertical Limit (2000)
