A Nightmare On Elm Street vs. Halloween: Which Horror Classic Is Better
In 1978, the world was introduced to Michael Myers, a silent and masked man who had a love for stabbing people; the murderous psychopath escapes from the ment
Author: Jeffrey Bowie Jr.
I love movies and television. Whether it’s timeless classics such as Psycho or The Wire, to modern greats such as Parasite or Brooklyn Nine-Nine, I’ve spent countless of hours watching (and writing) any movie or television show that I could find. Writing and entertainment is in my blood and I’m happy that I get a chance to share discuss these topics on a daily basis.
The Hunger Games vs. Battle Royale: Which Dystopian Film Is Better?
In 2000, director Kinjo Fukasaku released a controversial little film that would be talked about for decades after its release. Based on the book of the same
Does Crash Deserve Its Best Picture Academy Award?
The Academy Awards is no stranger to controversy and 2006 was no different. To the shock of many, Crash beat out Brokeback Mountain, Capote, Good Night and Go
The Top Five Brooklyn Nine-Nine Episodes Of Season Two
After eight seasons, Brooklyn Nine-Nine will be saying with their final season that’s currently airing. For the past eight years, Jake Peralta, Ray Holt
Several Theories On Why In The Heights Failed At The Box Office
Fresh off his successful adaption of Hamilton on Disney plus, Lin-Manuel Miranda’s next stage play was set to premiere in theaters and HBO Max, In the H
Did The Oscars Screw Over Chadwick Boseman?
Sadly, on August 28, 2020, Chadwick Boseman passed away from colon cancer after a four-year fight against the disease. For nearly 20 years, the 43-year-old ac
Movie Rewind: Is Sam Raimi’s Spiderman 3 Still A Bad Movie?
In 2002, writer/director Sam Raimi spawned the first-ever live-action Spiderman movie, which saw Tobey Maguire play the nerdy Peter Parker for three films. Sp
Goodfellas vs. The Departed: Which Scorsese Gangster Film Reigns Supreme?
Since his directorial debut in 1963, Martin Scorsese has captivated audiences with a plethora of instant classics, ranging from character-driven masterpieces
Shaun of the Dead vs. Zombieland: Which Zom-Com Reigns Supreme?
In 2004, Edgar Wright breathed new life into the zombie genre with the horror/comedy, Shaun of the Dead, a clever twist on George A. Romero’s Dawn of th
Ranking All The Final Destination Films From Best To Worst
In 2000, horror fans were introduced to a new terror in the form of death itself, where a select number of strangers survive a horrific incident following a p
