Men In Black: International (Sony’s Flops Vol. 1 #7)

After “Men In Black III” earned positive reception & made enough revenue at the box office, Sony announced a crossover film with “Men In Black” & “21 Jump Street.” Plans however, were scrapped because a hacker group known as “The Guardians Of Peace” stoke confidential information involving Sony’s roadmap of then upcoming projects including “Spider-Man: […]

Dark Phoenix (Fox’s Flops Vol. 1 #3)

In 2017, Fox released “Logan” starring Hugh Jackman reprising his role as Wolverine one last time. The film earned critical acclaim from critics, fans & movie goers alike, it also made a lot of revenue at the box office. In addition to critical acclaim, Logan later earned an Oscar nomination for “Best Adapted Screenplay.” After […]

Dumbo (2019) (Disney’s Flop Vol. 1 #8)

In 1941, Disney released an animated film titled, “Dumbo.” The film earned very positive reviews from critics and movie goers alike. Plus, it made a profit at the box office. To this day, Dumbo remains as one of Disney’s animated classics. The film is about the titular baby elephant who gets separated from his mom […]

Flashback Review: Heavyweights

Greetings fellow movie goers from around the world. Today’s Flashback Review is about a group of kids who go to fat camp called, “Camp Hope” to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Suddenly, a crazed fitness guru wreaks havoc buying Camp Hope making it a living hell for the kids. The plot I’m referring to is from […]

Flashback Review: Airheads

Hello fellow movie goers from around the world. Today’s Flashback Review involves three wannabe rock stars who want to make it big in the music industry by breaking into a radio station armed with water guns filled with pepper sauce to force a disc jockey to play their demo tape in the hopes of becoming […]

Annihilation (Paramount’s Flops Vol.1 #5)

In 2014, a book titled, “Annihilation” opened in bookstores worldwide along with the sequels titled “Authority” & “Acceptance” as part of “The Southern Reach Trilogy.” A year before the books were published, movie studio “Paramount Pictures” bought the movie rights for the trilogy. The studio focused on adapting Annihilation, the first installment of the trilogy. […]