Flashback Review: The Haunted Mansion

In 1969, three years after the death of Walt Disney or from a certain point of view of a conspiracy theorist, cryogenically frozen, Disneyland opened a new attraction called, “The Haunted Mansion.” A dark ride that lets attendees participate in a voyage by entering the mansion filled with ghosts, creepy imagery, among other mysteries surrounding […]

From Dusk Till Dawn

After earning critical acclaim for his second movie Pulp Fiction, Quentin Tarantino collaborated with Robert Rodriguez, who also found success for directing Desperado, worked on an anthology film titled, “Four Rooms.” Unlike their successful solo entries, Four Rooms earned negative reviews from critics. Sometime later, creature designer/make-up artist, Robert Kurtzman recruited Quentin to write a […]

The Lost Boys

Salutations fellow movie goers from across the globe. Today’s review is a film starring Corey Feldman & Corey Haim. The duo were the Drake & Josh of the mid 80’s. Their first movie together is about two brothers (one of them played by Corey Haim) who move to a small town to live with their […]

Flashback Review: Max Keeble’s Big Move

Salutations fellow movie goers from across the globe. Today’s Flashback Review is a Disney film I watched since I was kid. It’s about a middle schooler who learns that his parents are moving out, leaving him devastated that he’ll no longer get to see his friends. Before he leaves, he decides to get revenge on […]

Uncle Drew

In 2012, Boston Celtics basketball player Kyrie Irving starred in PepsiCo’s series of viral YouTube videos to promote “Pepsi Max” as “Uncle Drew,” a former basketball player now a senior citizen, who’s the subject of a mockumentary competing with youngsters in a basketball court. Despite being an old man, he still retains his skills. After […]

Flashback Review: The Wedding Planner

Prior to Matthew “Matt” McConaughey’s pre-Oscar winning career in acclaimed works such as “Dallas Buyers Club,” “Mud,” True Detective’s first season and my one of my all-time favorite movies, “Interstellar,” (one of my favorite films) he starred in a string of critical flops linked to the romantic comedy (rom-com for short) genre “like How to […]