Review: Fear Street Part Two: 1978
Netflix’s horror trilogy Fear Street continues with Part Two: 1978, which reveals the horrific summer massacre that occurred at Camp Nightwing and how it may offer a chance for the 1994 crew to free their friend Sam from the clutches of the evil witch Sarah Fier.
Review: Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness
Resident Evil comes to Netflix with the limited anime series Infinite Darkness, set between Resident Evil 4 and 5, where Leon Kennedy and Claire Redfield uncover a conspiracy to sell bioweapons for use in warzones that involves a military unit called the Mad Dogs and possibly higher-ups in the US government.
Review: Fear Street Part 1: 1994
Netflix brings RL Stine’s Fear Street universe to life with big trilogy event kicking off this past weekend with Fear Street 1994, which sees a group of teens in the titular year trying to survive a group of killers from the sordid past of their town of Shadyside, which legend has it is cursed by the vengeful spirit of a witch.
Review: The Tomorrow War
Prime Video offered up summer blockbuster thrills this past weekend with The Tomorrow War, which is solid, mindless fun if you don’t think too hard about the logistics of the time travel or strategy of the future to fight their war against an alien invasion.
Review: F9
After over a year of delay, the latest entry in the Fast and Furious franchise has arrived with F9 but self-serious backstory and family drama drag down the ridiculous action and fun we’ve come to expect from the series.
Review: The Ice Road
Liam Neeson stars in the latest action-thriller from Netflix, The Ice Road, where he plays a trucker that joins a dangerous mission to transport vital equipment to a remote mine where an explosion has trapped a group of miners.
Review: The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It
Ed and Lorraine Warren take on an unprecedented case when they try to help prove that a young man named Arne Johnson should be found not guilty of a brutal murder because he was possessed by a demon in the eighth movie in The Conjuring Universe franchise, The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It, which debuted in theaters and on HBO Max this past weekend.
Review: Army of the Dead
Dave Bautista leads a heist crew into zombie infested Las Vegas to try and rob a fortune abandoned in a casino vault before the city is wiped out by a nuke in Zack Sndyer’s return to the zombie genre, Army of the Dead.
Review: Mine’s Bigger Than Yours: The 100 Wackiest Action Movies
Coming from Christopher Lombardo and Jeff Kirschner, co-hosts of The Really Awful Movies Podcast, Mine’s Bigger Than Yours: The 100 Wackiest Action Movies is a book that celebrates the craziest action movies of all time, from well-known classics like Commando and Hard to Kill to obscure nonsense like Geteven, Lowblow, and Ninja Holocaust.
Review: Those Who Wish Me Dead
Angelina Jolie is a fire fighter and smokejumper who becomes involved in a cat and mouse chase through the forest when she finds a young boy being chased by a pair of assassins in Those Who Wish Me Dead, which hit theaters and HBO Max this past weekend.
Review: The Mitchells vs The Machines
Sony Animation follows up their amazing Into the Spider-Verse with another brilliant animated movie, The Mitchells vs The Machines, which is as sweet and heartwarming as it is hilarious and action-packed.