It’s like if you mixed “Spy Kids” and “The Matrix” together and added zombies.
I kind of love that not a single one of these movies shares a similar vibe or tone. They are all balls to the wall absurd but they are all absurd in their own specific way. This one feels like it was written by a group of 14 year old boys hopped up on Mountain Dew (affectionately). A lot of fun honestly, absolutely loaded with “what…
Anakin Skywalker would fucking hate this movie.
I always loved the first two movies in this series when I was younger, especially the first one, but that’s as far as I ever got. I have always heard terrible things about the rest of the movies, but sometimes terrible movies offer a comfort that good ones cannot. This is grade A dumb comfort and I’ll take all I can get.
Mad Max with zombies and Alice can use the force now.…
This was exactly what I needed it to be. Just a rock solid sci-fi action flick that doesn’t try too hard to explain itself. Instead it puts all its energy into its white knuckle pacing and it held my attention from start to finish. Nothing bad to say, “Edge of Tomorrow” kind of rules and I don’t know why it took me 11 years to finally get around to watching it.
“Existence is the search for relief from our habit, and our habit is the only relief we can find.”
It’s a rare thing when I watch a movie I’m fully expecting to enjoy only to come out the other side relieved it’s over and frustrated I stuck around to the end.
The film has an interesting premise. “The Addiction” is about a college student who is turned into a vampire, but it’s told in a way that depicts vampirism as…
