South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut

Before they created “South Park,” college students, Trey Parker & Matt Stone became friends bonding over Monty Python and their sense of dark humor. While studying, they made a very animated short film developed in 1992 titled, “The Spirit of Christmas.” It’s about a group of kids who build a snowman and he’s brought to […]

Flashback Review: The Master Of Disguise (Sony’s Flops Vol. 1 #8)

Hello movie goers from around the globe. Today’s review is a spy movie labeled as the worst (if not the worst) spy movie of all time produced by Adam Sandler’s company “Happy Madison Productions” starring Dana Carvey as a spy who must rescue his father from a criminal mastermind. The plot I’m referring is from […]

The Aviator (WB’s Flops Vol. 1 #11)

In “The Golden Age Of Hollywood,” wealthy business tycoon, Howard Hughes made a livin’ producing motion pictures, designing aircraft, testing out potential fast planes & earning millions of dollars investing businesses in real estate. At the time, Howard Hughes was the wealthiest man in America pioneering aircraft, motion pictures and invested in businesses. He was […]

Flashback Review: Independence Day

After “Stargate” came out in 1994 earning mixed reviews and made enough money at the box office, Roland Emmerich developed his next project about a massive alien invasion seeking to destroy human life. It’s up to a fighter pilot, a scientist and the President of The United States to fight back against the invaders who […]

Flashback Review: I Am Sam

It must be hard to win an Oscar for a memorable performance. If you’ve heard of the term “Oscar Bait,” it means something like a serious drama attempting to replicate a struggle including family dilemmas, drug addiction, abandonment, diseases, etc. One film in particular attempted to nab an easy win as an excuse to hire that […]