Movie Review: Bullet Train
There are plenty of reviews concerning this movie that make it sound as though people think it could have been animated and been just effective, if not more s
Author: Tom Foster
A lover of great stories and epic tales, Tom is a fan of old and new-school ideas. As a novelist and a screenwriter, he enjoys promoting one story or another. With 18k+ articles and 40 novels written, Tom knows a little something about storytelling.
Now James Cameron is Chiming in About Superhero Movies
It’s kind of amusing how many people want to fire off about the MCU and DCEU for various reasons, but after flipping through ideas to add my voice to an
Movie Review: Casino Royale
Trying to say something new about a James Bond film kind of feels like describing a new color of wrapping paper that covers the same product that’s been
Movie Review: Fright Night
In the history of reboots, there are some that stay true to the original and manage to retell the story in a useful and entertaining manner, and then there ar
5 Greatest Drinking Movies
Promoting drinking isn’t that bad of a thing, but it can become kind of negative when one decides to promote the type of drinking that leads one into tr
Andor: Narkina 5-Recap
How many get the feeling that the earliest days of the Rebellion were kind of half-baked and not at all unified? It would appear that one hand doesn’t k
Documentary Review: Sex, Lies, and the College Cult
It’s tough to think how another person could convince a rational, thinking individual to do something that might go against their best interests, especi
Documentary Review: Hell of a Cruise
Tens of millions book a cruise every year, it would appear, and even after the events of 2020, these numbers haven’t gone down despite the very real nig
Julia Roberts as a Superhero? No Thanks
Could she star in a superhero movie? There’s no doubt that she could rock another role, but the big hope is that Julia Roberts wouldn’t want to ta
Movie Review: Slaughterhouse Rulez
When a movie goes from being cringe-worthy to ridiculous to so utterly ridiculous that it’s actually entertaining, the transition is kind of exhausting.
