Fun times! It is horror night for Double Feature! Continue reading “Double Feature: Us and Into the Dark: Treehouse”
Here were are, with another article of Double Feature and, in this instance, we have a DOUBLE Double Feature as I saw four movies this week, all of which are WILDLY different movies from one another. With that being said, let’s dive in with the big one: Captain Marvel! Continue reading “Double Feature… But Doubled!: Captain Marvel, Five Feet Apart, Alita: Battle Angel, Tyler Perry’s A Madea Family Funeral”
It is March! Now is the good time to talk about the Best and Worst Movies of 2018. Especially with the buzz continuing over the Academy Awards choosing The Green Book of all movies for Best Picture. I can at least be certain that my list will be better than the Academy Awards. So regardless, here we go, the best and worst of 2018. Continue reading “Best and Worst Movies of 2018”
So for the first set of reviews for the now WRITTEN Double Feature, we have two VERY different movies from two very different mediums of released. We have the family friendly conclusion to the How to Train Your Dragon Trilogy and lauded television series. Then we have a fascinating little horror movie disguised as a Rom Com in Down: Into the Dark which is brought to us from Hulu. So, all things considered, I am about to dish out some serious whip last when it comes to reviews for these two movies. Continue reading “Double Feature: How to Train Your Dragon 3 and Down: Into the Dark”
It looks like I’m back! So it is time for me to come to some serious truths. First off, I just do not have the time to create a new video series about movies. Number two, I still love movies and want to talk about them and review them. Number three, my movie reviews have taken a nose dive since I tried the video thing. Number four, maybe the RPGs need to stay on videos and movies can return to the word. So here we are! Back to this old thing. I am going to cover four movies I saw throughout January before jumping back into regular review formats and also the best and worst of 2018 which is painfully late. So either way, here it goes. Continue reading “Mini Reviews: Escape Room, The Upside, Glass, and A Dog’s Way Home”
