I have a passion for all movies but I especially like to watch small budget movies. Join me as I watch, discuss, review and suggest movies with a special focus on the low budget ones. I'll watch them so you don't have to lol...
Edgar Wright's The Running Man delivers a slick cast, a killer setup, and some genuinely intense action, all wrapped in a stylish dystopian package. Glen Powell carries the film with charisma, and the supporting cast brings plenty of energy to the chaos. BUT… the movie runs a little too long, and by the time it reaches the third act, things start to fall apart. Instead of sticking the landing with pure entertainment, it feels like the film shifts gears to make a heavy-handed point — and the momentum just doesn't survive it. Still worth seeing for the thrills, but the ending might leave you wanting more. #TheRunningMan #MovieReview #GlenPowell #EdgarWright #ActionMovies #SciFiThriller #NowWatching #FilmCritic #CinemaReview #MovieTok #FilmCommunity
Guillermo del Toro finally brings Frankenstein to life — and it's every bit as haunting, tragic, and visually stunning as you'd expect. The gothic atmosphere, the twisted beauty, and the heartbreaking question of what it means to be human all collide in one unforgettable experience. Is this the ultimate Frankenstein adaptation?
Predator: Badlands takes the franchise into new territory. You still get sci-fi chaos, and brutal hunts. The action is intense, the visuals are killer, and the new Predator design? It's adds something I didn't even know I wanted in my Predator....some emotional depth. Does this bold new direction live up to the legacy? Short answer yes but check out the link for a detailed reason why
Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons absolutely crush it in this slow-burn psychological drama. “Bugonia” thrives on ambiguity — you're never quite sure what's real, what's symbolic, or what's just unraveling in the characters' minds. It's haunting, strange, and deeply mysterious in all the best ways. A film that demands patience but rewards it big time. A slow burn that beautifully pays off. #Bugonia #EmmaStone #JessePlemons #MovieReview #FilmTwitter #PsychologicalDrama #A24Vibes #SlowBurnCinema #MustWatch
The chilling atmosphere and haunting visuals deliver that classic Blumhouse terror, with the return of The Grabber —literally and figuratively. While it doesn't completely recapture the mystery of the original, it is very similar to another popular horror classic. It adds a cold, supernatural edge. A mix of psychological horror and ghostly vengeance, The Black Phone 2 is a very capable follow-up to the original. #TheBlackPhone2 #MovieReview #HorrorMovies #Blumhouse #TheGrabberReturns #DeadIsJustAWord #HorrorCommunity #ScaryMovies
The visuals? Stunning. The soundtrack by NIN was great. Some nice action set pieces and new ideas but when it comes to the story. Tron: Ares doesn't quite reach the next level. It's not horrible or anything. Just really basic and a little boring. I'm just not sure if this one will click with a new audience or if it's only here for long-time fans of the franchise. It looks and sounds incredible, but the plot feels stuck in the grid — stylish yet mostly empty.
Mark Wahlberg once again plays... Mark Wahlberg. Same tough-guy attitude, same expression, same one-liners gun and leather jacket. This movie tries to be gritty but ends up feeling painfully unrealistic, flat, and uninspired. The chemistry between the leads can't save a plot that feels like it was stolen from every mid-tier heist action flick in the last decade. If you've seen one these Wahlberg action comedy movies, you've basically seen this one. #PlayDirty #MovieReview #MarkWahlberg #LaKeithStanfield #ActionMovie #MovieCritic #BoringMovies #UninspiredCinema #HollywoodRecycle #FilmReview
Paul Thomas Anderson delivers another intense, character-driven story — and it's powered by incredible performances.
Just finished watching Ice Road: Vengeance and… wow. This might be the most generic Liam Neeson action flick yet. No ice roads, no real connection to the original, and nothing that stands out besides the same recycled “one man vs the bad guys” formula. If you were hoping for a follow-up to The Ice Road, this ain't it. ❄️
In today's episode I review the second horror installment of the trilogy The Strangers: Chapter 2
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