Poltergeist should honestly just be called Sex, Lies, and Videotape in the way it captures America and television during the 80s using these three notions.

Carol Anne is the first child to be born in the new suburban house built by her father's construction company. These houses within the newly built neighborhood enjoy the latest
luxuries of the American dream, swimming pools, multiple televisions, and Star Wars paraphernalia. The most severe of their worries is sharing a remote with their…

He looks peaceful, the guy. He put up a hell of a fight though.

To think that we live our lives all for that moment of release when we die. Where our loved ones throw their hands up in the air and talk about how we tried to make the best of the short time we had. Will they talk about the difficult moments? The fighting we had to go through to achieve what we wanted. Life oftentimes feels like…

I was essentially of two camps as I left the theatre. Either Bring Her Back was in the conversation of the most upsetting movie ever or the entire movie is horseshit. Let me explain.

The Philippou brothers are great craftsmen. Not only are shots captured smoothly through pans and other trickery, but their movies are seamlessly edited as the tension can come out of nowhere and ramp itself up. I thought Bring Her Back was a far more realized project…

I saw Friendship... alone... a dark theatre... laughing at ridiculous things, but also other moments that hit a little bit too close to home. Craig feels suffocated by his own life, being made to do the same old errands and work the same old job. Everything changes when he meets Austin. Craig starts listening to the same punk music Austin does and smokes the same cigarettes too. This brings up the question as to where our individual life begins and…

The ending of this film is the equivalent of "The Flash Entering the Speed Force" taking home the Oscar for "Most Cheer Worthy Moment".

The ending of this film is the equivalent of Ryan Reynolds pulling out a lightsaber in Free Guy.

There is no doubt that there are some skillfully crafted sequences in this film. A oner very early on that takes us through this sprawling party filled with sex, drugs, and music is quite enthralling and magical on…