Film Reviews

When you go back and take a look at the movies that were released in 2006, you might think we were all high. Eli Roth’s Hostel was tearing off tourists' clothes while slashing their Achilles’, The Hills Have Eyes remake was gnarly in every way and does anybody remember that really cool but super weird Paul Walker flick Running Scared? We were on some dark stuff back in the mid-2000s. All of these were released before August of 2006 when the mother of all over-the-top egregious and slightly cheesy but kind of awesome movies was released unto the earth. Well, at least in name. A name that conjures all the curiosity in the world while simultaneously explaining itself perfectly. Today we’re talking about just What happened to Snakes on a Plane?

Tarot Movie Review - Tarot is a 2024, PG-13 "scary" movie for children. This movie has every trope you can think of, done far worse. Tarot is not a total waste of time but there are certainly much better ways to spend it.

On this episode of That Bigfoot Show -- yes, THAT one -- host Taylor James Johnson discusses one of his favorite movies of all time, and one of the reasons why he has a lifelong fascination with Sasquatch. The film is the 1987 classic Harry and the Hendersons.

Velma Season 2 Review - - Mindy Kaling HATES You! Velma Season 2 has premiered on MAX and unsurprisingly, it is even more awful than Velma Season 1. Mindy Kaling has once again proved that she hates men, especially of a certain background. Not only does she continue to disrespect the scooby doo franchise, in Velma Season 2 Scrappy Doo makes an appearance and of course he is presented in the worst possible way. Watch a deep dive analysis of Velma Season 2 by tv critic Price of Reason as he reacts and breaks down Velma Season 2 in his latest review. Watch Velma Season 2 review reaction and breakdown by critic Price of Reason today. #velma #season #review

Boy Kills World is an insane new action/comedy. It definitely earns it's R rating with over-the-top violence and great choreographed fight scenes. There are definitely some cons though and I can see the lowbrow humor turning some off.

I get a lot of great comments on my movie reviews but on ocassion, some really dumb comments pop up. One of my favorite insult attempts has to be "Well you hated this movie so you have NO credibility!" Let's rant about these insults.

Just take a sneaky peak back on the movies we’ve covered so far on our ARNIE REVISITED series, and the Austrian Oak had already covered several genres in his rise from bodybuilder to Hollywood icon. Raw Deal and Commando were straight up action movies, while his work as Conan was an epic mix of action and fantasy. You can even argue that The Terminator is a classic 80s slasher flick, and not simply the revolutionary sci-fi masterpiece it’s generally regarded as. However, he hadn’t managed to blend both horror and science fiction in any of his previous movies, in the way he did with the film we’re focusing on in today’s episode - Predator. It was such a huge success for both star and franchise that it not only helped to further cement Arnie as a Hollywood icon, but also created a franchise packed with sequels, a prequel, crossovers, video games, graphic novels, and so much more. Sure, some of the content in the Predator franchise may be somewhat hit and miss, but there’s no denying the iconic nature of the first movie, with its memorable one-liners, gory deaths and awesome jungle based action. As we found out in our last episode, the 'Austrian Oak’s' last movie before taking on deadly camouflaged aliens, 1986’s Raw Deal, was a decent action flick, but not necessarily an iconic entry in his back catalogue. So, the actor was more than likely on the lookout for a script that could elevate his career and also expand upon the genres in which he had already found great success. Was Predator the movie to achieve all of this? We all know it was, of course, but just how exactly did the sci-fi epic come to be such an iconic movie of the 80s? Well, it’s time to work on those biceps, and embrace your inner goddamn sexual Tyrannosaurus, as we find out here, on ARNIE REVISITED. #arnoldschwarzenegger #predator #classicfilm Wanna support us? Get your JoBlo Merch right here! https://joblo-merch.creator-spring.com/ For more MOVIE NEWS, visit: http://www.joblo.com SUBSCRIBE for more of all the LATEST JoBlo Videos here: https://goo.gl/R9U81J

Being a slasher fan is pretty simple: put a killer in a different setting where they can murder teens and let them loose. They can practically be played Mad Libs style. Today's subject is set in a grocery store and takes full advantage of all the implementations you would think. Add in some Bruce Campbell and the Raimi brothers for kicks, and you've got one of the more entertaining slashers of the 80s. So join us today as we cover 1989's Intruder.

Kraven The Hunter has been postponed until December. Kraven will be taking the place of the new Karate Kid movie. I have a hard time imagining anyone cares about Kraven or the Sony Spider-Man Cinematic Universe that doesn't have Spider-Man in it. The only way I see this working, is if they bring in Andrew Garfield.

Rebel Moon Part 2 Review - Another DUMB Zack Snyder Movie. After the lukewarm reception to Rebel Moon Part 1, director Zack Snyder had a chance to course correct with the sequel - Rebel Moon Part 2 The Scargiver. The movie picks up where the previous installment left off with the rebels arriving on Veldt after the defeats of atticus noble. Unfortunately Imperium forces are planning to attack the planet and take all of the people's grain. Can the rebels prepare the planet of veldt for such an attack? Can Kora face her past and look towards a better future? Movie Critic Price of Reason gives an in depth analysis and review of rebel moon part 2. Is the movie any good? Is the movie better than it's trailer? Will there be a rebel moon part 3 on netflix? Full reactions breakdown to rebel moon part 2. Watch Price of Reason Rebel Moon Part 2 Review today. With cast Sofia Boutella as Kora, Djimon Hounsou as Titus, Ed Skrein as Atticus Noble, Michiel Huisman as Gunnar, Bae Doona as Nemesis, Staz Nair and Anthony Hopkins as james the robot.