TheKingOfHorror

Peak animation and an absolute joy to watch - can't recommend enough. The story is a ton of fun, great voice performances, the whole package.

This turd is at least as bad as Superman (2025), perhaps worth. No one was asking for a Supergirl film, and whoever greenlit this needs to be fired ASAP. The ONLY good thing about this film is **** - a pretty inspired casting, I will admit. Unfortunately, the rest of the film is garbage. The script is puerile, the dialogue cringe, and Gunn's MO of turning everything into a music video + reusing the "spacefaring rogue who lives in debauchery in their ship" trope has worn incredibly thin. The pacing is all over the place, the characters are completely forgettable, and the story is a fart in the wind. Avoid this film at all costs and wait for it to come to streaming if you feel you absolutely have to watch.

Scream 7 was another solid and entertaining entry in the iconic Scream franchise. Do NOT listen to the moronic critics' reviews - it's only haters and boycotters who are trashing this film. Neve Campbell and Courtney Cox are fantastic as always, the kills are more gruesome than ever, and the finale is a fist-pumping, heart-pounding cat-and-mouse thrill ride example of girl power and generational trauma done right. Well worth paying to see in a premium format if you can!

A complete mockery and butchering of the source material it claims to be based on. For some reason, director Johannes Roberts felt the need to squish 2+ games' worth of story into a single, 100-minute film despite ONE game having enough material for3 hours. Throw in some of the worst casting ever (whitebread Leon is Indian because...reasons, and Lily Gao is just an awful actress), wretched dialogue, and zero care or attention for the source material, and you have one of the worst videogame "adaptations" ever. At this point it seems like studios will never learn to stop messing with the sacred scrolls, but it's a lesson real fans will be happy to teach them time and time again.