Teen Titans: Trouble In Tokyo

If you grew up watching the O.G. (Original Gangster) Cartoon Network, here’s another article related to the channel. This time its all about five teenaged superheroes working together to fight crime against evil doers. They’re the Teen Titans. Based on the DC comics team of the same name, the show aired in 2003 until it […]

Flashback Review: Godzilla (1998)

Fresh from the success of “Independence Day,” (one of my all-time favorite movies) filmmaker Roland Emmerich, (also known for creating the Stargate franchise) was selected as a suitable candidate to direct an American remake of a Japanese film from 1954 called “Godzilla.” A giant dinosaur like monster who wreaks havoc in Tokyo. At the time […]

Hot Fuzz

British filmmaker, Edgar Wright, (Shaun Of The Dead, Scott Pilgram, The World’s End, Baby Driver) first made it big to the silver screen, her began his career by writing and directing his very first film called “A Fistful Of Fingers,” a western parody of The Dollars Trilogy. Sadly the movie has never been commercially released […]

The Dark Tower (Sony’s Flops Vol. 1 #2)

Before going through the ups and downs with this review, here’s a history lesson on the troubled 10 year gap production on Stephen King’s film adaptation of The Dark Tower. It all started in 2007, J.J. Abrams was hired to produce and direct the picture after bidding the films rights to King for just $19 […]

Flashback Review: Osmosis Jones (WB’s Flops Vol. 1 #3)

Time for another Flashback Review. This is a film with both live action and animated elements. It’s one of my guilty pleasures. In the year 2001, a few animated films came out including “Shrek,” “Jimmy Neutron” and “Monsters Inc.” The three animated hits went on to become eligible nominees for an Academy Award for “Best […]

Maximum Overdrive

To direct your first full length feature film, you must immerse yourself into the cinematic world of storytelling by going to film school or educate yourself by watching lots of movies or take a bunch of notes. You know what Christopher Nolan, Quentin Tarantino, and Paul Thomas Anderson have in common? They didn’t go to […]