Fred Claus (WB’s Flops Vol. 1 #5)

What happens if Santa Claus has an older brother who despise him since childhood and he visits him after years of not showing up in person? The Plot I’m actually referring to, is none other than Fred Claus. Fred Claus was released in 2007. (same year Hot Fuzz came out) At the time of it’s […]

A Christmas Story

We’re all familiar with Christmas films like, “It’s A Wonderful Life,” “A Christmas Carol,” “Elf,” “Home Alone” among many others. One film in particular is a funny, and heartwarming tale about a young boy who wants a BB Gun as a Christmas present he desires the most. What I’m talking about, is The Basic Premise […]

Die Hard

Today’s review is about my favorite Christmas movie of all time. It’s a film which became a game changer to the Action movie genre, and kickstarted Bruce Willis’ career as an Action Hero, after his show, Moonlight ended. What I’m actually referring to is a film called, “Die Hard.” Die Hard was released in the […]

Flashback Review: Adam Sandler’s Eight Crazy Nights (Sony’s Flops Vol. 1 #4)

In 2002, Happy Madison Productions released four movies in release date order. First movie is a rom-com called, “Mr Deeds.” starring founding father of Happy Madison himself, Adam Sandler, a remake of Gary Cooper’s film of the same name, earning negative reception from critics and cinephiles. Second movie is “The Master Of Disguise,” a critical […]

The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause

2006 must’ve been a difficult year for Tim Allen. First he starred and produced in that terrible remake of “The Shaggy Dog,” then he worked on an “X-Men” rip-off called, “Zoom,” to put the final nail in the coffin, one of Tim’s iconic roles is his portrayal of Scott Calvin/Santa Claus in “The Santa Clause,” […]

Star Wars: The Force Awakens

In 2012, Star Wars creator, George Lucas, sold his entire franchise to Disney for $4 billion dollars. Disney bought the rights to Star Wars. Allowing them to reboot the expanded universe, develop animated television shows, and of course, full length feature films. The sole reason why George sold his entire franchise, is because he wants […]