“Here we go again” I thought while purchasing my tickets to watch Director’s Matt Reeves attempt at a Batman film. I was still severely heart broken at what I had seen happen in the Dark Knight rises, how they destroyed the backstory of Bane and how badly utilized Catwoman had been, and don’t get me started on the whole Robin fiasco. As I walked into the theater I kept reminding myself “You really Enjoy Reeves Planet of the Apes movies”…

The first thing that can be said about this film is that it is certainly a Quentin Tarantino film, from the soundtrack to the dialogue. Full disclosure, I am a self-professed true crime aficionado who has a soft spot for cults such as the Manson family so my views may be a bit skewed. This film feels like Tarnation’s love letter to the fairy tale land of tinsel town and the changing times of the late ’60s. Tarantino’s 9th film…

Time to very painfully review a film that I had high hopes for. Let's start by reminding everyone that this is a remake of a 1970's made for TV movie. One problem that I've had with the movie industry for a while, attaching a name, such as Guillermo del Toro's, to a movie title to draw people in. Let's be clear Del Toro wrote and produced this film, It's not truly a Guillermo del Toro film and his name is…

Last night I was treated to a delicious Dinner and a trip to see the Hobbit. Now I have to be frank I think that with this review I may be turning in whatever “Nerd Cred” I might have had at any given point, If being a “Nerd”, as it stands now a trendy label, means liking bad story telling because “this is nerdy fantasy and you’re supposed to like it” then please take it, I would much rather go…