Flashback Review: Olive The Other Reindeer

In 1997, a children’s book titled, “Olive The Other Reindeer” published nationwide. The book caught the attention of The Simpsons/Futurama creator, Matt Groening. One night, he read a bedtime story to his kids. Encouraged by the book’s storyline, Matt decided to adapt it as a Christmas Special. Olive The Other Reindeer aired on Fox in […]

National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation

After “National Lampoon’s European Vacation” came out in 1985, film studio, Warner Bros. (WB for short) contacted late writer/director John Hughes, to write a script for the third installment of the Vacation series. He replied back saying, yes. Chris Columbus was selected to direct the third film, but turned down the opportunity in favor of […]

Flashback Review: Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer

In 1979, husband & wife country duo, Elmo Shropshire & Patsy Trigg Shropshire released a novelty song titled, “Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer.” The song is obviously about a grandmother who gets hit by Santa’s reindeer along with his sleigh. A music video will help you understand visually. Look it up on YouTube. […]

Nick’s Top 12 Anticipated Films Of 2019

Hello my fellow movie goers from around the world. With 2018 coming to an end until New Year’s Day, I want to share my personal picks for upcoming 2019 films slated for a specific release date and stating my reasons why I’m excited for each film as I rank a selective one from least to […]

Ralph Breaks The Internet

In 2012, Disney released their 52nd animated film called, “Wreck-It-Ralph” starring John C. Reilly & Sarah Silverman. It received positive reviews from critics and movies alike. Plus, it managed to recoup money at the box office. The film went on to earn an Academy Award nomination for “Best Animated Film.” Unfortunately, it lost to Pixar’s […]

Wreck-It-Ralph

In The 1980’s when Tron first utilized computer graphics way before Jurassic Park became a game changer in cinematic history, Disney worked on a story called, “High Score.” The project went under “Development Hell” for two decades until former founding father of Pixar, John Lasseter helped them to conceive the project changing the already changed […]